
Oxfam charity gifts are unusual gifts and alternative gifts which will work as gifts for Mother's Day, gifts for Father's Day, gifts for Valentines Day, as Christmas gifts and presents and of course as fun and unusual birthday gifts.
1. Visit the Oxfam Unwrapped website
2. Choose the gift you want
3. Tell Oxfam on whose behalf the gift is being made
4. Oxfam will dispatch your gift to the developing world
5. Oxfam will send a card with your personal message telling your friend or family member what has been given on their behalf
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More Oxfam gifts:
Camel £95.00
Goat £25.00
Donkey £50.00
Sheep £29.00
Cow £75.00
Health check-ups £6.00
School dinners for 100 children £6.00
8 school books £8.00
Plant 25 trees £8.00
Safe water for 12 people£9.00
100 bars of soap £9.00
5 bags of seeds £10.00
Home improvements£14.00
Mosquito nets £15.00
Coffee £15.00
Radio sets and shows £16.00
Give girls a headstart £16.00
Animal care £17.00
Animal house and food £18.00
Rainwater collection £18.00
10 bags of seeds £20.00
Clothes £20.00
10 Buckets £23.00
Plant an allotment £24.00
Teach a teacher £24.00
Give a village a voice £25.00
Goat £25.00
Train a businesswoman £25.00
Fix a well £26.00
Condoms £28.00
Organic cotton £29.00
Sheep £29.00
Bangladesh £30.00
Brazil £30.00
Go fishing £30.00
India £30.00
Kenya £30.00
Mexico £30.00
Pakistan £30.00
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This gift will help poor communities work together to fish their way out of poverty – providing nets, boats, equipment and training.
Abject poverty and poor conditions are making it in increasingly difficult for pastoralists and fishermen and women to escape from, and prepare for, re-occurring droughts. In November 2005 northern Kenya witnessed one of the worst droughts since 1992 - thousands of animals died, and countless pastoralists lost their livelihoods.
Oxfam responded to provide immediate assistance to the most vulnerable communities. In addition to distributing relief food, providing water and sanitation, and running an emergency slaughter programme, it also organised a cash-for-work programme that aimed to restore pastoralists’ food security, and to protect their remaining livelihood assets.
Through the provision of not only cash, but also community projects such as fishing-net making, the programme has enabled people to decide their own priorities while maintaining their dignity.
You can help in this work by giving fishing nets, or helping communities make their own fishing nets through Oxfam. Visit the Oxfam Unwrapped charity gifts scheme. It can all be done quickly and easily online - just visit the Oxfam Unwrapped website for more details.
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