1,000 Saplings

(Present Aid)

1,000 Saplings

1,000 tree saplings planted in Kenya will help a community to grow a tree nursery. As the trees grow, their roots will help conserve the soil that is used to grow crops that feed families. Christian Aid partner BIDDI teaches volunteers from a group called Youth in Action to train local farmers to build terraces that act as water tanks.This new agricultural technique provides a more consistent supply of water to the saplings, protecting them from the effects of drought.

The Recipient of the Charity Gift Gets :

  • A beautiful gift card illustrating how the gift will work in the real world.
  • With gifts for all budgets you can be sure that whatever you buy from Present Aid is a gift with real meaning and lasting benefits.
  • The great feeling knowing you care enough to help them help others!

Present Aid Gifts

Present Aid can help make 2009 a time of true giving. The Present Aid catalogue is full of gift ideas with a difference. By buying exciting and inspiring charity gifts from buffalos to ducks, goats to reading glasses and even a can worms! You help Present Aid raise millions of pounds to go towards vital work in areas of poverty and crisis. Remember, every time you buy a friend, colleague, relative or loved one a Present Aid gift, you’re buying someone else a brighter future too.

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Where Does Your Money Go?

Present Aid have launched a short video starring the beautiful Kara Tointon from Eastenders saying how buying a charity gift can really make a difference. Please take a look below.

Present Aid Gifts - where does your money go?

With Present Aid’s virtual gifts you can select the gift that targets a topic you are particularly interested in. Their gifts categorised so you choose how your money is spent in the fight against poverty. The money you spend will go directly to the relevant Christian Aid project fund and will be spent where the need is greatest. There are six funds for you to choose from:

  • Farming Agriculture and livestock (A)
  • Disaster Emergency and disaster preparedness (E)
  • Welfare Healthcare including HIV/Aids (H)

Power & Energy Power and energy (P)

Education Training and education (T)

Eco-systems Water and environment (W)

As an example if you were to buy a goat, ducks or worms from the farming category, then the money will be spent on livestock and agricultural projects throughout the developing world.

Don’t forget that if you’re a UK taxpayer and you tick the Gift Aid box on the order form, they can claim an extra 28p for every £1 you give.