Disclosure: I received product at no charge in exchange for my honest review.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if every gift we gave this holiday season also blessed someone else? World Vision gives us that opportunity. More than 250 items, starting at just $10, are available in their online gift catalog and in their print catalog to help improve quality of life for women, children, and families in the United States and around the world.
This Fair-Trade
Coffee Set is blended by onecup.org and comes with 12oz of whole bean award-winning coffee beans from three international locations, a beautiful handstitched African fabric gift bag, and a gorgeous wooden coffee scoop. As a coffee-lover, I can attest that this is a wonderfully flavored coffee!
World Vision also offers many other delectable gifts that will bless the recipient and the artist, like the
Prosperity Cinnamon gift that includes 3oz of cinnamon in a carved bark box and the set of two hand-carved
Olivewood Serving Spoons in a handsewn African gift bag.
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I liked that donation can go to fund individual small businesses for the people
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of the Micro Loans. I have read some astounding stories about the huge changes people can make with just a loan of a few hundred,
ReplyDeleteI learned that each dollar actually brings $1.15 worth of value to the communities they support.
ReplyDeleteI learned that, for a gift as small as $25, you can provide $200 worth of necessities for needy women, children, and families in the U.S.!
ReplyDeleteI like the Artisan Multi-colored Necklace.
ReplyDeleteI like that you can choose a gift to donate in someone's honor.
ReplyDeleteI love this agency and love the work they do around the world to bring love to these children. I love that you can donate a gift in honor of someone.
ReplyDeleteAwesome, each dollar brings $1.15 value to the community
ReplyDeleteSomething I learned & liked - They work in nearly 100 countries, serving all people, regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, or gender.
ReplyDeletethank you
Choose a gift to donate in someone's honor which makes it such a wonderful gift for any occasion.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love that people in need can get goats and chickens, they are so valuable for people that need them. My husband and his children are in Honduras and they are so happy that they now have chickens to provide them with eggs and when they reproduce they are provided with meat. It is a huge help for them.
ReplyDeleteI learned that it can give children access to clean, safe drinking water and help save lives... one of the most primary human needs
ReplyDeleteI like the Colors of Asia bracelet
ReplyDeleteI learned about World Vision’s water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) programming approaches the world’s challenges for safe water, improved sanitation, and good hygiene in an integrated manner to optimize the positive health and economic impacts.
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I learned that they promote micro loans for people to start up businesses.
ReplyDeleteYou can choose a gift to donate in someone's honor with a personalized greeting card.
ReplyDeleteI learned that the gift of a goat and 2 chickens costs $100.
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I love the mission of World Vision. I have bought animals before to help a village be self sustaining. I love that there are so many different gifts that can be purchased.
ReplyDeleteI do love that $114 does help 13 Small Farm Animals or any of the animals.
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You can sponsor a child for about $1 a day, and you'll provide children in need with access to life-saving basic needs.
ReplyDeleteI love the micro loan program.
ReplyDeleteI like that you can donate in someone's honor.
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ReplyDelete$21 that help a family in need
I love the handcrafted gifts, especially the royal silk scarf.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors of the necklaces. I really like the Artisan Multi-colored Necklace.
ReplyDeleteI love that if you buy from there you not only get hand crafted quality items you are helping ! That is a win win!
ReplyDeleteThey have a unique gift catalog. Nice hand crafted items, and I can choose a gift in someones honor.
ReplyDeleteI like the colors of Asia bracelet.
ReplyDeleteI like the Kenyan Patchwork Tote.
ReplyDeleteI learned they work in 100 countries
ReplyDeleteYou can donate gifts in someones honor.
ReplyDeleteI like the Artisan Multi-colored Necklace.
ReplyDeleteI ike that you can donate in someone's name.
ReplyDeleteI like that you can help set up a family with a small business to help them sustain their income.
ReplyDeleteI like that you can donate in someone's name....and that you can donate very practical things like animals
ReplyDeleteI like that you can choose to donate towards an animal which is a gift that keeps on giving!
ReplyDeleteI like the Kenyan Patchwork Tote!
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I also like the world vision serving spoons. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI learned that at World Vision you could donate to buy medical supplies or to purchase vaccines.
ReplyDeleteI've long been a fan ~ admire and appreciate just about everything about World Vision: their concept, mission, methods and options. I love the way they can optimize your donation/gift for the highest value ($1 = $1.15, or for a gift as small as $25, you can provide $200 worth of necessities for needy women, children, and families in the U.S. and even direct your gift/donation toward specific needs: individuals, family ~ and even animals (for food or to help with farming...) Definitely mykind of organization.
ReplyDeleteAs far as handmade crafts go, I love the Balinese Multi-Strand Necklace, Kenyan Patchwork Tote and Colors of Asia Necklace & Bracelet or just give a donation to be given to the people/places most in need at the time. ALSO, for a gift as small as $25, you can provide $200 worth of necessities for needy women, children, and families in the U.S.!
Jesselyn A/Jesstinger
I learned that I can give a gift of a Goat and 2 Chickens for just $100.
ReplyDeleteI really like the silver vines cuff, very pretty and I love handmade crafts from all over the world so there are lots of other things I like too! The Guatemalan headbands are nice, hubby is from Guatemala so anything to help out people from his country is great since I've seen firsthand the poverty there.
ReplyDeleteI liked how many options there are for gifts, and for places your gifts can do good
ReplyDeleteI love that we have the ability to sponsor children! My favorite gift is the well. :D
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