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Cows 'n' Things

The latest gift idea from us, Help The Aged:

Cows 'n' Things is an online gift shop produced by Help the Aged, an international charity fighting to free disadvantaged older people from poverty, isolation and neglect.

100 million older people in developing countries survive on less than fifty pence a day making them among the world's most vulnerable citizens. When disasters strike they are usually at the bottom of priority lists and international aid organisations do not always know how best to meet their needs.

Yet it is older people who make a positive and invaluable contribution to keeping families together when communities are depleted by war, HIV/AIDS, famine or drought.

The international work of Help the Aged is unique. We are committed to providing help and support for older people wherever it is needed. Cows 'n' Things sells 'virtual' gifts that raise money to fund these development projects.

Every time you buy a gift from Cows 'n' Things not only do you make a friend or family member happy, but you also make a real contribution to improving the lives of disadvantaged older people around the world.

http://www.cowsnthings.org.uk


James

Comments

  • At Intelligent Giving we've just spent two days looking for the best charity catalogue and this one is easily the best and the funniest. The designer had a lot of fun with this. Check out those chickens! Bravo!!
  • lamb7994
    lamb7994 Posts: 535 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts Combo Breaker
    Yeah great fun who ever designed it must have had great fun and enjoyed it. They've done an excellent job.


    Jame


    James
  • GiveItBack
    GiveItBack Posts: 1,484 Forumite
    lamb7994 wrote:
    Yeah great fun who ever designed it eas very bored at the time.


    James

    Why do you say that?
    for more info check out www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk . You'll find me there.
    New Year's Resolution: Post less unnecessary posts. (and that was 2007)

    yes, I realise I may appear cold and heartless a lot of the time.
  • LizEstelle
    LizEstelle Posts: 1,559 Forumite
    lamb7994 wrote:

    The international work of Help the Aged is unique.


    James

    That's a lot of...er... bull...
  • lamb7994
    lamb7994 Posts: 535 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts Combo Breaker
    GiveItBack wrote:
    Why do you say that?

    I think i put it wrongly i've re-written my post.

    I meant they must of spent alot of time and enjoyed it.

    James
  • lamb7994
    lamb7994 Posts: 535 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts Combo Breaker
    LizEstelle wrote:
    That's a lot of...er... bull...


    I didn't ask you to agree.
    The imformation i posted was information sent to me from Help The Aged
    The projects Help The Aged carry out are excellent and yes there are other charities with in the same regions doing the work as well.


    James
  • LizEstelle
    LizEstelle Posts: 1,559 Forumite
    lamb7994 wrote:
    I didn't ask you to agree.
    The imformation i posted was information sent to me from Help The Aged
    The projects Help The Aged carry out are excellent and yes there are other charities with in the same regions doing the work as well.


    James

    Glad to have steered you in the right direction.
  • lamb7994
    lamb7994 Posts: 535 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 500 Posts Combo Breaker
    ~Sorry forgot to add:

    The main difference is HTA focuses on older people
    of course each charity has a main focus.

    James
    p.s I also work for Help The Aged so i am a bit biased
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