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Charity Christmas Cards - Business buy
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I have started a new job (well last march)
As a company it sends out christmas cards so I wanted to buy charity ones, rather than normal ones who just make the card companies rich and thats it.
Can anyone suggest a charity that do christmas cards and they get a decent profit out of them?
Thanks
As a company it sends out christmas cards so I wanted to buy charity ones, rather than normal ones who just make the card companies rich and thats it.
Can anyone suggest a charity that do christmas cards and they get a decent profit out of them?
Thanks

March 2006 £15,200+ in debt April £843.64 in debt - Debt Free date Sept 2009
Egg Credit Card - £843.64 5.7%
Egg Credit Card - £843.64 5.7%
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Any charity cards you buy from the charity's own shop makes them a good chunk. But have you consdered doing what another poster on this board suggests instead?
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=609185for 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.0 -
Along similar lines, the biggest ooohs and aaaahs we got in our office last year was when companies sent out emails saying that they weren't sending out cards but were donating the money directly to charity. Not only would the charity get a bigger percentage, it saves on all the carbon emissions...they went down very well with out lot, plenty of approving nods0
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I HAVE to buy cards, they arent for th people in my office, there is only three of us plus the engineers, they are for suppliers and also some customers. So its not a case of sending them out on my behalf. I just thought that as I have to send some out, charity ones would be a better option.
I used to work in an office of 600, so giving to charity instead of sending cards was th usual crack anywayMarch 2006 £15,200+ in debt April £843.64 in debt - Debt Free date Sept 2009
Egg Credit Card - £843.64 5.7%0 -
in that case, nip into your local shop, and make their day by buying a bundle there!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.0
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