Many of us turn to online shopping to beat the queues at Christmas. If you shop online, why not consider Easyfundraising and raise money for charity while you shop. It doesn’t cost you a penny extra! Easyfundraising work with over 2000 retailers who have all agreed to pass a donation to your cause when you shop with them. The donation is usually a percentage of how much you spend. Retailers include Amazon, M&S, John Lewis, Argos and 2000 other well-known names.
All you have to do is register with them and tell them who you want to support. It really is that simple. To register or to find out more see the Easyfundraising website.
If you love the outdoors atmosphere of the Christmas markets, the Scottish & Ethical Christmas Fair is taking place in Dundee from 3rd – 18th December. The Fair will be filled with beautiful arts and crafts from around the globe as well as from across Scotland. A great opportunity to purchase unique Christmas gifts, while making a difference to families and communities locally and across the globe.
Supporting refugees. Christmas for many is a time for families to get together. For many refugees who have been through trauma and have lost family and friends, it can be a very lonely time. The Scottish Refugee Council has launched a new campaign Cup of Tea with a Refugee to encourage Scots to take time out to share experiences and stories with refugees making their homes in Scotland. See their website for details on how to get involved or to make a donation.
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