This is the 3rd year that I have been honored to partner with World Vision to help promote The World Vision Gift Catalog. The World Vision Gift Catalog offers more than 250 items that help fight poverty and save lives here in US and around the world. With a financial contribution, donors can select one of the 30+ Handcrafted Gifts that can be shared with a loved one and at the same time help a person in need. I love the fact that you can get a gift for a loved one and give to someone in need at the same time. If you have that hard-to-buy-for person on your list you can even purchase things like goats or chickens in their name and help feed a family instead of spending money on a gift just for the sake of buying a gift.
The gifts you can give fall into several categories:
- Animals
- Clean Water
- Clothing and Shelter
- Education
- Emergency Aid
- Gifts that Multiply
- Girls and Women
- Handcrafted Items
- Hunger
- Medical Care
- Orphans and Widows
- Poverty in America
I love that you can choose what you want your money to go to or if you just want to help there is a “where most needed” category too. Purchasing gifts from The World Vision Gift Catalog is a great family project. Many families collect spare change all year long to donate to a charity at Christmas time, sending a gift through The World Vision Gift Catalog is a great family project that you can continue year after year.
The World Vision Gift Catalog Giveaway
One reader of The Mom Maven is going to win the ornament set pictured above. The set is available through The World Vision Gift Catalog with your gift of $150 or more to the Maximum Impact Fund — which provides for the unique needs of children and families worldwide — you will receive this beautiful set of handmade Zakale wire & bead ornaments from Nairobi. Zakale crafts are made from recycled materials by Kenyan artisans, who received a series of installment loans from World Vision to grow their business and lift themselves out of poverty. When requesting the ornament set, please note your gift is tax-deductible less the fair market value of $30.
Ornament sizes vary by animal (giraffe 4″ x 1½”, elephant 2½” x 3″ & water buffalo 2 7/10 ” x 2½”).
The giveaway ends at 12:00am on November 18, 2013 and is open to US residents only. The winner will be chosen by Rafflecopter and notified by email. The winner has 48 hours to claim their prize.
Disclosure: I received a set of ornaments as a thank-you for sharing The World Vision Gift Catalog with my readers. All opinions are 100% mine.
I would give to one of the “where the most needed” funds
I would give to the most needed as well, letting the people who know the situation use the funds appropriately.
These ornaments from Africa are amazingly intricate and beautiful
I would love to give a sheep.
I would love to give a goat for fresh milk, yogurt and cheese.
I’d buy chickens.
I like the
Embroidered Silk scarf
I like the give 5 ducks for $30
I’d buy chickens.
I would give a goat and two chickens. Animals are life changing!
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I would like to buy the embroidered silk scarf.
I’d give $250 Worth of Necessities in the USA.
I would give a fishing kit and 2 chickens
I would give to Education for Girls
I would give clean water. As a water drinker I couldn’t imagine living without clean water to drink, that would be a dreadful existence.
I would give Bed nets!
I’d like to give 5 ducks!
I would give a gift of Emergency Aid to the Philippines Disaster Response Fund
The $350 Worth of Medicines! jessicapeeling@yahoo.com
I love the idea of giving animals and have done so in the past. I probably will give a goat this christmas
I like the silver vines cuff.
The hygiene kit.
What a beautiful way to give, twice[:))]
I have been looking at the catalog, so many choices. Something different for everyone.
The art work is very beautiful too.
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I love the gift of a well – that makes such a big difference in so many lives.
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I’d give a goat and chickens.
I would like to gift vaccines. So many children would benefit from them!
Id give a sheep
I would love to give education to girls!!
Education for girls
A share of a deep well
the turquoise Thai necklace
I love the gift of $350.00 Worth of Medicines.
I would like to give the gift of $50 to Philippines Disaster Response Fund