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Give the gift of HOPE -
Celebrating our lives by helping those in need
When thinking of new ideas to celebrate big holiday celebrations, anniversaries and birthdays with our friends and loved ones, why not give a Gift of HOPE from the
HOPE Gift Catalogue?
In this time of economic turmoil we must not forget those who are too easily forgotten, the neglected poor.
When writing up your holiday gift list please keep in mind our HOPE Gift Catalogue. These gifts are truly gifts of hope; hope for a better future for families and communities in the world’s poorest communities. You can make the gift in your own name, or give twice by giving in someone else's name. We will send you a special HOPE Card for you to forward to your loved one, or alternatively give us the message you would like to include and we will send the Gift Card directly to the person who you made this generous gift in the name of.
When writing up your holiday gift list please keep in mind our HOPE Gift Catalogue. These gifts are truly gifts of hope; hope for a better future for families and communities in the world’s poorest communities. You can make the gift in your own name, or give twice by giving in someone else's name. We will send you a special HOPE Card for you to forward to your loved one, or alternatively give us the message you would like to include and we will send the Gift Card directly to the person who you made this generous gift in the name of.
HOPE gifts include:
- Solar light - help a rural family extend their working hours and enable children to study in the evening.
- Send a child to school for a year - help a child in the Philippines have a brighter future.
- A cow! - The gift that keeps on giving in communities in Cambodia and Afghanistan.
- The gift of water - The true gift of life. Bring clean, safe water to communities in desperate need.
For more information please take a look at our catalogue:
Remember, all gifts in the HOPE Gift Catalogue will change the life of a family in desperate need and in this time of economic turmoil we must not forget those who are too easily forgotten, the neglected poor.


