Have an issue sending out paper Christmas cards? Worried about the trees and the cost to the environment? Well fear no more. Ethical and Green have found out about online charity Christmas cards saving on paper and allowing you to support the charity of your choice. Great! Here is some information from Everyclick.com:
The aim of the campaign is to get people to substitute paper Christmas cards with an online greeting. There’s a number of reasons why this is a great campaign including: it saves on time (dead quick and easy), it saves on waste (xmas cards generate up to 20,000 tonnes a year!), and it lets you donate to charity rather than spending money in a shop. Even better, you can choose which charity you want to give to, or you can let the person your sending the greeting to choose one they like!
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Cut the crap this Christmas
Save time, save waste, keep Christmas.
Be part of Everyclick’s Considerate Christmas 2008: send your Christmas greetings online, save waste and help raise money for charity.
Since I became part of Considerate Christmas 2008, the other reindeer have stopped laughing at me and calling me names. Everyclick rocks. Rudolph R.N. Reindeer
I Queue? Would you rather spend the festive period at the pub or in the post-office queue? Thought so. Sending your Christmas greetings though Everyclick will save you ‘valuable’ time. Cheers.
In the (Saint) Nick of time? Is Christmas shopping a last minute activity for you? If so, it’s probably pretty stressful. Unless you give through Everyclick that is, which you can do from your sofa on Christmas Eve. Or get them sorted now and choose a date nearer the big day to send them.
Goodwill not landfill? With Everyclick, you give something meaningful to your friends and family, and help out one of 200,000 UK charities at the same time. What’s more, you’ll do your bit to keep 20,000 tons of waste from landfill.* Goodwill all round!
Christmas? Considerate done.
*Source: Defra |
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December 2, 2008 @ 6:10 pm
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