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Christmas Cards

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B9exchange Tue 06-Oct-20 11:30:52

I get mine from the hospice where I volunteer, they are beautiful, and actually cheaper than most other charity cards. I I know that very little of the price goes on admin. The hospices really need all our support at this time as they are not receiving income from charity runs etc.

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rowyn Tue 06-Oct-20 11:26:50

I always buy charity cards. At least I'm contributing to some good causes as well as keeping in touch.

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Whitewavemark2 Tue 06-Oct-20 11:26:36

Yes recycling the way to go!

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B9exchange Tue 06-Oct-20 11:22:04

You can make your own from last year's, or from recycled paper, seems a shame to deny your friends the pleasure of receiving a card and news from you, especially now.

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Gwenisgreat1 Tue 06-Oct-20 11:15:00

I usually buy my cards from Oxfam which are ecologically produced. Not sure what I will do this year, will certaqinly look around for recycled cards

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19Maria61 Tue 06-Oct-20 11:11:26

How do I get round not sending Christmas or other greetings cards? Im feeling sad about this as there is something special about receiving a card with a lovely verse and sentiment. I just feel with all the trees being destroyed something has to give maybe a heartfelt txt or similar with the promise to donate the money to a good cause could be a solution. Over to you

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