About World Vision
World Vision exemplifies the spirit of giving during the holiday season. As one of the largest relief and advocacy organizations in the world, World Vision's efforts serve over 4 million children, 1,650 communities, and nearly 90 disaster and emergency responses each year. Every dollar donated yields $1.15 in terms of impact, and donating can be as simple as purchasing one of their beautiful hand-crafted gifts. From jewelry to bags to spices, World Vision's hand-crafted gifts are a wonderful way to offer a gift to a loved one while supporting a meaningful change initiative.
World Vision Prosperity Cinnamon Giveaway
One winner will receive World Vision's Prosperity Cinnamon gift (normally an $85 donation). Each beautifully-carved cinnamon bark box contains 3 oz. of cinnamon and bears a common Asian character for prosperity. Vietnam's renowned sweet cinnamon is a renewable resource collected from the Cassia tree, sold to benefit generations of hard-working families. For a chance to win, simply enter the giveaway using the Rafflecopter widget below and comment on this post between November 30th and December 7th. Please note: this giveaway is open to US residents only.
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I spread the giving spirit by always trying to share any of the holiday goodies I cook up! I just made a huge batch of gluten free, dairy free, egg free brownies and I can't wait to share them with the other girls with allergies in my dorm!
I LOVE to give gifts, much more than receiving them. If the gift gives back in some way, it's even better.
I give away homemade jams and pickles. I host potlucks with sharing all around.
I bake cakes and cookies and give them to family and friends.
We donate gently used clothes, toys, etc. to the homeless.
I try to be generous to my family, colleagues and charity.
My family and I are very poor and I have suffered from an extremely painful and rare disorder for three years, which has required one brain surgery and several more surgeries, which unfortunately did not help. My husband is a disabled Army veteran who can no longer work. Despite being poor in cash, we are rich with love and try to extend compassion and assistance to those who are having an even harder time than we are. We raise chickens and donate two hens to families who would like to learn how to raise them and supplement meager food stamps with fresh eggs.
Also, every year before Christmas my family- including my 3 and 8 year old daughters go through toys and clothes they no longer want, and my husband and I gather clothes that no longer fit, and we all drive to the nearest Goodwill to donate these things to people in need. We also make sure to stock up on canned goods when they are on sale, and at least twice a year we donate food to our rural town's food bank. We know what it is like to struggle to feed our family, but while we can we try to help people who don't know how they will feed their children that day, as much as we possibly can. Thank you!
I recently found this blog and love it!
Thanks for all the great recipes and info.
I spread the giving spirit by giving unto others.I know what it is to go without food, clothing, shelter and basic necessities so I donate every season. I gather the clothes that no longer fit, toys and daily necessities and give to local women's and children shelter close by. Volunteer at clothing drive and supervise son in toy donation yard sale. Thanks. Giving always feels good.
I participate in our church's 12 weeks of Christmas giving for our outreach ministry...providing food items to the needy of our parish
I'm cleaning out my closet and donating all the clothes that I don't wear anymore.
I love to give gifts to my family and to bake cookies for my friends and co-workers!
We donate to our local food bank regularly.
I spend time with loved ones and friends to share the "giving" spirit
We spend time with family and friends and adopt a family from our local giving tree.
One of the ways I give over the holiday season is by baking treats for my coworkers.
We support a local mission with food and christmas gifts for teens. We also do operation christmas child shoeboxes.
xmas cookies for everyone!