Hallmark UNICEF Boxed Christmas Cards, Peace On Earth Dove (12 Cards and 13 Envelopes)

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This lovely 'Twelve Days of Christmas' printed card from the British Red Cross would look great placed on the mantelpiece on Christmas day.

When you purchase an Inspired Gift we deliver real life-saving supplies to children who need them most. The designs have been illustrated by Seasalt artists, with six beautiful sets of cards to choose from. Moral Fibres may earn a small commission, at no extra cost to readers, on items purchased through these links. UNICEF works to save and protect vulnerable children and families in more than 190 countries and territories, helping to provide children with safewater, food, immunizations,education and so much more. Decorated with gold foil, this pack of 8 cards from the Royal National Lifeboat Institution depicts three sailing boats on a stormy sea.

This year, lots of charities are selling stunning Christmas cards that are sure to brighten your loved one's day. Christmas cards can be a really thoughtful way to spread festive cheer and to let those people special to us know that we are thinking of them.

Inside each card is a novel idea to give it another life – from puzzles and postcards to gift tags and tree decorations.Together, Hallmark and UNICEF have helped secure the well-being of the world's most vulnerable children. Packs are available in different Christmas designs – from Christmas trees and robins to festive village scenes and dogs.

These packs contain 4 cards each with a different design, and 100% of the profits go towards the Trust’s work in caring for Scotland’s heritage. The cards come in plastic-free packaging, and they also include kraft paper envelopes which are made from 100% recycled paper. I’ve even found cards that can be reused in clever ways, and cards that can be planted in your garden. Whether it’s older people who are living in poverty or just above the poverty line, without the care and support they need or are socially isolated, Age UK works to provide support, companionship and advice.Here’s a roundup of some of my favourite cards, that consider both people and the planet, and support some very worthwhile charities this Christmas 2023.

Send these to the dog lovers in your life who will love these super cute cards showing a puppy wearing antlers and a red bow tie. As the global food crisis escalates, sachets of UNICEF Plumpy’Nut, a type of therapeutic food, helps children recover from malnutrition in places like Afghanistan, Yemen and across the Horn of Africa. Friends and family love hearing from you, so even if they arrive after Christmas, it’s not too late to send holiday wishes. Representative of peace, this dove in the seasonal wreath Christmas card from Save The Children comes in a pack 10.

And whilst we’re here talking about green Christmas tips, do check out my guide to having the ultimate eco-friendly Christmas. of the profits go to Macmillan Cancer Support, helping the charity to provide physical, financial, and emotional support to people with Cancer. Jitka sent her painting as a special thank-you to UNICEF for helping children like her recover from the devastation of war.