Even with the economic recession those of us in North America are extremely blessed. If you are reading this post than you likely have a home, food and clothing... and most of you have your own computer and your children have their own toys. That is a lot more than SO much of our world's population.This Christmas why not consider giving a gift that will help those less fortunate than we are?

Through the World Vision Gift Catalog, you can make a donation to dozens of different projects around the world to help children and families in need. It’s much better than giving an impersonal gift card or a last-minute purchase like a sweater, and the donations can go a long way to promoting health and wellness in the developing world. These items make great gifts for moms, dads, grandparents AND children! The World Vision Gift Catalog is a wonderful opportunity to give great, inexpensive gifts that no one will want to exchange.
The World Vision gifts are a great value for people trying to pinch their pennies and please their loved ones. And they stretch a family’s “giving dollars” this year because, thanks to corporate product donations and government matching grants, many of the gifts will help provide much more than the $25 gift! A sampling of inexpensive gift items include:
- $16 will buy two soccer or basketballs for a child
- $17 will buy improved hybrid or drought-resistant seeds for a nourishing harvest and income
- $18 will buy enough bed nets to protect an entire family from malaria
- $25 will provide $350 worth of school supplies in the U.S.
- $25 buys two chickens to provide a lasting source of nutrition and income for a family
Last year alone, World Vision’s Gift Catalog raised $25 million and provided assistance to more than 500,000 people around the world.
World Vision launched the Gift Catalog in 1996. And while a goat ($75) may be World Vision’s number one seller, there are more than 100 gifts (many under $35) to choose from.
To order: www.worldvisiongifts.org. Or call toll-free (888) 511-6511. All items are tax-deductible.
























21 comments:
I'm a big fan of worldvision, and we support 5 children through them. thank you for your giveaway!
this thanksgiving, we'll be giving to food baskets distributed by our church to those in need in our community.
I love that you can give a gift to someone in WorldVision's program instead of something that your family members will throw in a drawer. Giving someone a goat that needs a goat is an awesome gift.
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I would like to win beautiful Ugandan bracelet. God bless the World Vision Organization and their supporters for all they do.
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I used to work for World Vision..i would love to have that bracelet!!!
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What a beautiful bracelet! thanks for the chance.
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I support two children in Uganda (named Dorothy and Leticia) through Compassion International and have since Dorothy was 6 (she's now almost 14) and Leticia since she was 6 and she is now eight.
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I want to win this bracelet to give as a Christmas gift. This gift will be for a very special women in our church. She heads up the mission committee and her son is a missionary over in Kyrgyzstan. She is passionate World Vision and Voice of the Martyrs. I would love to win this bracelet to gift it to her.
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Worldvision sounds like a great company! I'd love to win
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