What to spend your extra Christmas money on

By choosing a print-at-home or eCard option you can get your gift instantly, so no last-minute rush around the shops in January. We’ve got some great new gifts too such as Help a llama farmer for £27 or a Period pack for £10.

Don’t leave those loved ones feeling like you didn’t have time for them, or a present!

Was Granny super generous this year?

Each year Granny seems to give us too much money in a Christmas card, often with the message ‘Buy yourself something nice!’. Well what could be nicer than helping someone in poverty across the world?

At Christmas, more than any other time of year, we remember those less fortunate than ourselves. Think how pleased Granny would be to hear that, as well as that new pair of shoes, you paid for training and fish to set someone up with a fish farm (Fantastic fish is only £20), or even providing safe, clean Water for a family for £33.

Did someone buy you an unexpected gift?

You agreed not to buy each other gifts but, of course, when it came to it there was a beautifully wrapped treat waiting for you under the tree!

Don’t worry, it’s never too late to reciprocate. Whether it’s a small gesture or something bigger, we’ll have a gift at the right price.

Whatever the reason, if you have a few gold coins left over from your stocking, choose choose World Gifts and change lives.

Shop for World Gifts

Christmas day has come and gone. The presents are opened, we’ve all eaten far too much, and the Queen has given her speech. St Stephen’s Day is now here and you're gazing around at your piles of gifts and cash from Granny – but what to do next?

World Gifts are the perfect way to celebrate Christmas, and the funds continue to change lives all over the world throughout the year. For that feel-good factor in the post Christmas slump, how about you buy yourself one of our ethical charity gifts?

Shop for World Gifts

Got a spare tenner?

Didn’t spend quite as much as you thought you would this year? We have a whole range of gifts for £10 and under.

You could buy a Happy queen bee at £4 (a queen means more bees which means more honey!) or a Net that protects for £7, providing a treated mosquito net to keep families safe from deadly diseases.

We’ve also got a host of gifts at exactly £10:

• Teach someone to read

• Vegetable garden

• Wonderful worms

Choose an eCard or print-at-home option to avoid any postage costs and give yourself a smile!

Belated Christmas catch-up?

Let’s be honest, the run up to Christmas is so busy that we often don’t manage to see all of our loved ones before the big day. You’re almost certainly seeing a couple of people you couldn’t fit into December once January hits, and you almost certainly weren’t organised enough to buy them a gift already.