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

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This classic Santa Claus sleigh scene from Barnado's captures the magic of the 'Night Before Christmas' perfectly. Sales of the charity's cards support Barnardo's vital work with vulnerable children. I'm Wendy, a sustainability expert who wants to make sustainability simple. Whether you're looking for eco product guides or need big ideas broken down, it's all here. Whether it's a traditional Christmas card or a fun Christmas card, there's something so lovely about receiving a beautiful handwritten card in the post from a loved one. These festive Christmas cards are the perfect way to send warm wishes to friends and family this holiday season. When you choose to buy a UNICEF Christmas gift, you’re providing real, life-saving supplies to children in need. From vaccines to learning materials, therapeutic food and more, the most basic of items can deliver the biggest of smiles. Our collection of Inspired Gifts is a one-stop shop for all your charity Christmas gift donations in Australia – it’s simple, ethical and life-changing.

This design from the British Heart Foundation features Robins perched on Holly branches. The inside reads "Merry Christmas" and all profits go to supporting the foundation.The UK Committee for UNICEF (UNICEF UK) raises funds for UNICEF’s emergency and development work for children. We also promote and protect children’s rights in the UK and internationally. We are a UK charity, entirely funded by supporters. Etsy, the platform for individual makers, artists, and crafters, doesn’t seem like the natural place to look for charity cards. However, if you want to support both independent artists and charities at the same time, then it is in fact a great place to look for charity Christmas cards. Rather than an environmental disaster, I think there are ways to send cards with people and the planet in mind. One way is to make your own Christmas cards, prioritising using recycled materials. Alternatively, you could turn to one of many charities selling beautiful charity Christmas cards this year. Christmas cards don’t have to be single-use. Old Christmas cards can be reused and turned into gift tags. After Christmas is done, simply cut out shapes or elements of your card to reuse the following Christmas. I get my kids to do this – it’s one of their favourite post-Christmas tasks!

These pretty snowdrops capture the spirit of winter beautifully. All profits will help Marie Curie's frontline nurses provide vital care to more dying people and their loved ones. Providing highly skilled care in Marie Curie hospices and in people’s homes across the UK, day and night, as well as advice and support. 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. Especially when it comes to the family and friends that live further away. Even though we don’t see them as often as we would like, a handwritten card in the post is a simple way to show we care.

This card features the amazing Macmillan Nurses and 100% of the profits from the cards goes towards "helping us provide physical, financial, and emotional support to people with cancer, allowing them to live life as fully as they can." The inside reads "Best wishes for Christmas and the new year" and the cards are 100% recycled and recyclable. This charity protects Scottish castles, battlefields, gardens and glens, islands, and wildlife. In keeping with its conservation ethos, once your recipient has finished displaying their card they can soak it in a little water. After a few days, the seeds will sprout, and the card can then be planted in compost. Christmas cards feature a colorful patterned dove holding an olive branch with "Peace on Earth!" lettering accented with embossing and gold foil. Inside reads: "Let all the world welcome this season of peace." A UNICEF vaccine gift ensures children living in remote areas, experiencing poverty or who are in an emergency setting are protected from preventable diseases like measles, polio and tetanus. Here we've rounded-up some of the best charity Christmas cards on offer this year. There are charity Christmas cards for animal lovers and those who love cute designs, cards with Christmas tree or festive Robin designs, options for those who believe in the magic of Santa, beautiful cards portraying seasonal winter landscapes.

All profits will be used by the British Red Cross to help people in crisis, no matter who or where they are. These fun cards feature colourful wooly hats, with a sweet reindeer design likely to put a smile on a loved one's face. Donations will go towards the Great Ormond Street Hospital charity supporting the children and families of the hospital. This idyllic festive house scene is blank within for your own message. All profits go to A ctionAid, the international charity works with women and girls living in poverty across the world; "ending violence and fighting poverty so that all women, everywhere, can create the future they want."The RNLI's search and rescue service has been saving lives at sea for nearly 200 years. It relies on thousands of volunteers to run the service. The cards themselves are made in the United Kingdom and are printed on FSC-certified paper. What’s more, the cards have an uncoated finish and are free from glitter, so can be recycled. What’s more, Oxfam’s Christmas premium single cards contain crafty ideas for reusing them before you recycle them. Inside each card is a novel idea to give it another life – from puzzles and postcards to gift tags and tree decorations. It’s a clever sustainable touch that I really like. When you buy a UNICEF Australia charity gift, you’re providing urgently needed supplies to children around the world. 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.