Gorgeous Goat
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Charity
A goat is a lifesaver, providing enough milk to keep the whole family healthy.
What You Get
- A 3D Display Card showing how the gift will be put to use.
- eCards available as the perfect last minute charity gift!
Your Gift in Action
Take a look at the great video clip below to see how your charity gifts are put into action in the real world.
Buying a Present with Practical Action
The process of buying a gift and helping Practical Action is simple :
- Select a gift for your friend or loved one
- Choose whether the gift pack and keepsake goes to you or your recipient first
- Alternatively you can choose to send them an e-card and a link to information about their Practical Present and a downloadable keepsake
How Your Practical Present will help Practical Action
Over the last 40 years Practical Action have worked together with some of the world's poorest people throughout Africa, Asia and Latin America to help lift themselves out of poverty. The donation you make will be put to work straight away and will help Practical Action to transform the lives of poor people overseas. Their focus is on working with people and providing them with long-term solutions to enable them to better their lives and those around them.
Whichever gift people choose, their support helps to assist Practical Action's long-term projects in 13 developing countries.
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What are the Christmas delivery dates?
By Post - Sat 17th December – final deadline for Royal Mail Second Class - Tue 20th December – final deadline for Royal Mail First Class
eCards - Available 24 hours a day
Latest News from the Charity Gifts Blog
Universal Childrens Day – 20-11-11
Sunday 20th November 2011 was Universal Children’s Day, as selected by the UN to celebrate childhood and help promote child welfare across the world. We all know and understand the importance of children but sadly the welfare of children in the developing world is far from where it should be.
