Greenpeace Giving
Greenpeace Giving offer a great selection of virtual gifts which are not only a quick and easy way to show someone you care, but also a great way for you to show that you care for the environment. Each gift idea is completely unique and purveys a positive message whilst providing a smile for the recipient, as well as much needed funds to aid Greenpeace's worldwide campaigning.
The Recipient Receives :
- a cool animated e-card that can be scheduled for a specific date
- an exciting new way to support Greenpeace.
- The piece of mind to know their gift will be making a difference
Greenpeace Giving
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Featured Charity Gifts from Greenpeace Giving
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Protect an Ugly Fish
...read moreWe all know that photogenic sea creatures like dolphins, whales and turtles need protecting, but at Greenpeace we don’t discriminate based on looks. There are countless species of fish in the se...
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Arm Tube
...read moreIf you need to occupy a dirty power station or some other scene of an environmental crime, using a metal arm tube to lock yourself to someone else, or even to your other arm, will make it signif...
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Apple Tree for the Airplot
...read moreWe think building a third runway at Heathrow airport is a daft idea – it would undermine all the UK’s targets for reducing carbon emissions. So we bought a plot of land right where BAA want to b...
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Urine Bottle
...read moreWhen you’ve been occupying a coal ship or a crane for several hours, it is inevitable that at some point nature will call. A urine bottle for one of our activists means that no matter how long t...
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About Greenpeace
Greenpeace was started in 1971 by a small group of Canadian activists who sailed to Alaska in an old fishing boat to bear witness the US underground nuclear testing. Tirelessy campaigning in 40 countries across the globe, Greenpeace has 2.8 million supporters worldwide, 221,000 followers in the UK alone. Greenpeace use research, technology and diplomacy to pursue its goal for a healthier planet.
About Greenpeace Giving
By purchasing a virtual present from Greenpeace Giving, you will be helping provide funds for the charity's continual work not just in the UK, but across the world. Greenpeace do not accept any funding from governments or corporations, and are totally dependent on the support of the general public. Their vision of a better future is only maintainable through donations to acheive their aims for a better planet for everyone.
