Archive for the ‘Children’ Category
Save The Children
Wish List is Save The Children’s range of virtual gifts, that directly benefit children. When a customer buys a gift from Wish List, Save The Children give that actual gift to a child and their family in one of the poorest places in the UK or around the world.
The customer receives a greetings card of their choice and a Wish Certificate inside explaining how their gift will directly benefit children – they then give this as a gift.
The selection of gifts Save The Children sell all directly benefit children specifically – and they sell all sorts of things from footballs to family food baskets, bicycles to baby kits, shoes to school desks.
Prices range from £7 to over £500, and there are loads of gifts priced perfectly for Christmas presents. Wish List gifts are great Christmas ideas for people who are difficult to buy for, or for those people that are always very thoughtful about others – there is something for everyone.
World Vision
Wondering what to get your grandparents, best friend, cousin, brother-in-law this Christmas? World Vision Alternative Gifts has its best range ever to help you find that perfect gift this Christmas. Favourite gifts such as fruit trees (£10), goats (£17) and child vaccinations(£20) have been combined with unique new gifts like a cowpat stove (£34) and a llama (£45)
World Vision Alternative Gifts has 79 gifts to choose from, which will directly benefit 34 of World Vision’s community projects across 16 developing countries in Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe and South America. There are also a range of emergency gifts that allow World Vision to respond quickly in emergency situations caused by natural disasters or conflicts. With all gifts having been specifically requested as part of projects by the communities, you can be sure your gift really will make a real difference to the lives of others this Christmas time.
Click here to go to the World Vision website.
Save The Children
Save the Children are working to improve the lives of children around the world.
Gifts available on their website include:
- Children in Need hopes that 2009 total will top £40m March 10, 2010
- National media briefing: World Vision, the Lucy Faithfull Foundation, Hounds for Heroes, a lapsed army hero - and Joanna Lumley March 10, 2010
- Angela Smith: charities are not there to deliver services on the cheap March 9, 2010
- Scottish charity Darussalam under scrutiny over purchase of building March 9, 2010
- Ferryhill and District Angling Club denied charitable status March 9, 2010
- JustGiving waives fee for amateur sports clubs March 9, 2010
- Advertising Standards Authority rejects complaints against Barnardo's outreach advert March 9, 2010
- National media briefing: the RSPCA, the Scottish SPCA, the Princess Royal Trust for Carers and the RSPB March 9, 2010
- Celebrities: Gaby Roslin, Jenson Button, Calum Best and Hugh Grant March 9, 2010
- Rich 'give most to charity in February and March' March 9, 2010