NSPCC Letter from Santa

Each year NSPCC's Letter from Santa campaign is a best selling Christmas Charity Gift. At that time of year Santa is "snowed under" but he wants to support the NSPCC and he is willing to take time out of his busy schedule to send a letter to whomever you choose.

The Recipient of the Charity Gift gets

  • For a suggested donation of just £5.00 you can get a hand written letter delivered from Santa.
  • Children of all ages (and some big kids too!) will be thrilled to get a personal letter from the big red man himself!
  • Bring joy to the children you know and also help the NSPCC bring an end to cruelty to children.
NSPCC Letter from Santa

NSPCC Letter from Santa

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Registered Charity Number: 216401

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About the NSPCC Letter from Santa

The NSPCC Letter from Santa programme is part of their Wishes website which has a range of seasonal activities that can make your festivities more fun and support the NSPCC at the same time.

NSPCC Letter from Santa Review

"Last year I bought my girlfriend a "letter from Santa" from the NSPCC and she absolutely loved it. We'd only just moved in together and it was the first letter she had received at our new house - her face was priceless!!! It's a great way to bring a smile to a loved one, and what makes it even better is the fact that you are helping the NSPCC to continue their vital work with those Children most in need."

J. Owen / Northampton