The Santa Project - Christmas gift boxes for vulnerable kids
The Santa Project
Imagine the joy....
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The Santa Project is about Christmas gift boxes for vulnerable children in Christchurch. It's about bringing joy to these precious kids. Fund raising begins now.
Options to help include:
- donation of cash via givealittle; even $5 appreciated
- donating new gifts
- donating unused toiletries and stationary
- donate gift unused vouchers
- make up gift boxes
- come along to Wrap Day on Sat 23 Nov. Hours from 9am until 7pm
- help any time in Nov
- sharing this post with your networks
- help with distribution
- get your work place or clubs involved by collecting gifts
- And it's about getting our privileged kids involved in giving.
Thanks lovelies
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For info nickyeskau@gmail.com
To donate cash see the Givealittle here
givealittle.co.nz...
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