Monday, December 19, 2011

Help The Less Fortunate While Doing Your Holiday Shopping With World Vision! *Review & Giveaway*

There is nothing better then buying a gift for someone, while helping out someone else. I know that many of us donate to charities, especially around the holidays. While it is an amazing feeling to do it for the joy of doing it, it is always nice to be able to donate while checking off a person from your holiday shopping list. With World Vision, that is exactly what you are doing!



World Vision takes the worrying out of shopping while helping millions of people in nearly 100 countries around the world. They are a Christian humanitarian organization that is dedicated to working with children, families, and their communities worldwide to help with the poverty and injustice. They help all people, regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, or gender! They truly are doing God's work. We'll call them angels! :)


They offer gifts to us in exchange for a donation to help the less fortunate. For instance, you purchase a beautiful handcrafted Thai Turquoise Bracelet for $40. The bracelet was made in a project that helps protect vulnerable girls from exploitation which in itself is amazing! So the face value of the bracelet is $8.50 but you pay more since it is a donation. Well, let me tell you! I received this exact bracelet to check out and I never would have guessed it was only worth $8.50 and definitely would have paid more for it. But the best part is, when you make this purchase, yes, you are getting a beautiful bracelet, but you also can feel great about yourself because you just helped another family have a better holiday!
You can choose from jewelery, toys, and so much more which means you can knock out all of your shopping at one time. Or maybe you want to get a head start of Valentine's Day. Whatever it is, you can help out someone who doesn't have what you have and is so much less fortunate. But you making this purchase will help them smile! It feels great to do some good so head over, check out all of the amazing items that you can purchase and all of the amazing causes they go towards!





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Disclosure: I received the product above compliments of the company or PR Rep. This is my completely honest opinion above and may differ from yours. Because I do not directly ship most giveaways from my home, I cannot be held liable for lost or not received products. This giveaway will end on January 2,2012 at 11:59 pm EST. Random.org will select the winner. I will contact you by email (please post with comments if it is not on your profile). You will have 48 hours to respond before a new winner is picked.Good luck!

33 comments:

Holly said...

I learned that hunger is linked to more than half of the child deaths worldwide.

Lexigurl/ A Herring said...

I learned helping women learn trades and sponsoring small loans keeps ladies off of the street.

Joy N. said...

i read about the world vision in kenya

Reeva M. said...

the women are learning a trade to help support themselves and for them to have something of their own they're proud of

Shannon said...

I learned that World Vision is a Christian organization dedicated to solving poverty problems around the world

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michelleplummer said...

They help women learn new trades.

Felissa Hadas said...

i never knew that they had such an extensive network around the world. I also had no idea they offered job training or animals to people to help them improve their circumstances.

CathyH said...

I learned 39.5 million people live in poverty in the U.S.
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Rebecca said...

I learned that you can sponsor a child in need through World Vision.

rebecca.nvcl (at) gmail.com

Kathy said...

If you sponsor a child, you get annual progress reports.

bored2quickly said...

I learned that hunger is linked to more than half of the child deaths worldwide, which is horrible!

joeybenavides said...

I learned that they ar a cristian organization

hussagain said...

They have a preventing youth violence advocacy program in the U.S. we need this nowmore than ever

kathy55439 said...

I learned they help women learn a trade to help them support their families

Joy said...

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Joy said...

I learned the women are learning a trade to help support themselves and for them to have something of their own they're proud of.
magic5905 at embarqmail dot com

smilekisses said...

I learned that World Vision began its global relief efforts in the 1960s, delivering food, clothing and medical supplies to people suffering from disaster.
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Mommy of Two said...

I learned that not only can you sponsor a child, you can help feed families by purchasing cows and goats for them. Pretty neat!

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Farm Mommy 3 said...

I learned that they help all people, regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, or gender


-Syndel Valle
Farm_mommy3@yahoo.com

erma said...

I learned that World Vision is a Christian organization.
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Jennifer R said...

I learned that you can donate though World Vision by sponsoring a child, buying a meaningful gift, or making a monetary donation.

samf36 said...

Nearly 10 percent of the population in the United States lives below the poverty

samf36 said...

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Penny Kathleen said...

I learned that nearly 10 percent of Americans live below the poverty line and World Vision works in 8 major urban and rural areas to help those in need.

Chavonne Harvey said...

I learned that World Vision provides a full report on how the donations they receive are used.

chavonne.harvey@yahoo.com

Patty said...

They have over 100 life saving gifts!

Julie Jones said...

I learned they help women learn new trades so that they can provide for their families.
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kngmckellar said...

Child sponsorship helps families and communities lift themselves out of poverty by providing job training, business coaching, small loans, along with training to help poverty-affected farmers learn new ways to irrigate and grow crops.

Scott D said...

I learned that it is like a fair trade org that helps out third-world nations

Emmy Coffee said...

You can use any organized athletic event or personal athletic endeavor (like running a marathon, or climbing a mountain) as a way to raise funds for World Vision project

Tylerpants said...

I learned that Dr. Bob Pierce, World Vision’s founder, was an American evangelist and war correspondent who traveled to China with Youth for Christ in 1947. tylerpants(at)gmail.com

barb hunt said...

Thanks for the great contest!
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Hotsnotty2 said...

I learned that hunger is linked to more than half of the child deaths worldwide

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