The "Christmas Dinners instead of Cards" Campaign

Christmas Dinners instead of Cards supporting Crisis is raising money for Crisis

Participants: Christmas

“Christmas”

on 1 December 2011

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A very Merry Christmas to you!

Instead of sending Christmas cards this year, we're sending you this message, and giving the money we would have spent to Crisis at Christmas.

They will use the money to give someone who is homeless access to:
A place to stay
Friendship and support from volunteer befrienders
Essential food and festive treats
Phone and online support and advice
Christmas activity packs including arts and crafts
Games and quizzes
Health and wellbeing programmes
Advice on housing, employment, and benefits

Christmas is just the beginning, your donation will also help fund year-round support including training and education so that people experiencing homelessness are given the chance to leave homelessness behind for good.

If you'd like to join the campaign, go to:

www.justgiving.com/fundraising/Christmas-Dinners-instead-of-Cards

Click the "Give Now" button and give what you would have spent on cards

Scroll down the page and click the purple "Share Christmas Dinners instead of Cards supporting Crisis’s page" to share with your friends, on email, WhatsApp, Facebook or Twitter.

Thank you so much! You've done something fantastic for people who really need your help. 

Have a brilliant Christmas!

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Donation summary

Total
£3,799.23
+ £722.00 Gift Aid
Online
£3,799.23
Offline
£0.00

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