do it for charity give a little extra this year without spending a penny
Most of us would like to give a bit more to charity this Christmas. We’ve made giving a little bit easier, so you’ll get that warm feeling inside (and not just from the brandy butter). Choose to support one of our three chosen charities, bob their logo on the reverse of your card to show your support and we’ll pay 5% of the total print price in support of them.
It doesn’t cost you a penny. Choose from either Bliss, RSPCA or Marie Curie Cancer Care.
Support a charity and we’ll print their logo on the reverse of your cards
5% WE’LL GIVE
ON YOUR BEHALF
Bliss, the special care baby charity, provides vital support and care to premature and sick babies across the UK. Founded 30 years ago, we offer guidance and information at a critical time in families’ lives. We also fund ground-breaking research and campaign for babies to receive the best possible level of care regardless of when and where they are born.
Registered charity no. 1002973 Scottish registered charity SCO40878
We’ll give 5% of the total print price to your chosen charity on your behalf
www.bliss.org.uk
The RSPCA’s vision is to work for a world in which all humans respect and live in harmony with all other members of the animal kingdom. To fund its work, the RSPCA relies solely on the generosity of animal loving individuals.
www.rspca.org.uk Registered in England and Wales charity no. 219099 Charity Registration No 207994 (England & Wales) SCO38731 (Scotland)
If someone you loved was dying of cancer and wanted to be at home, Marie Curie Nurses would make that possible. Two thousand Marie Curie Nurses work across the UK, from Scottish Highlands to the heart of our biggest cities and provide hands- on care to give terminally ill people the choice to spend their last days at home.
www.mariecurie.org.uk
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