Today is the last day for Christmas orders from Oxfam
Just a quickie to let you all know that today (Fri 16th December) is the last day that Oxfam Unwrapped or Gifts That Give Twice orders can be made with guaranteed Christmas delivery.
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Law firm proves a real card Dec 17 2005
South Wales Echo
Five gold camels, four donkeys, three mountain goats, two beehives, a chicken and a mango tree...
These are a South Wales law firm's excuse for not sending Christmas cards.
Cardiff-based Leo Abse and Cohen is spending £1,000 on animals and a share in a mango plantation for poor communities in Africa.
It is part of the Oxfam Unwrapped Scheme to put money traditionally spent on Christmas cards to good causes.
'Each year we spend hundreds of pounds producing Christmas cards for staff and clients,' said Ian Hopkins, managing partner at Leo Abse and Cohen. 'This year we wanted to give them something different.'
Why buy/sell Xmas cards???
By ,
December 23, 2005 3:59 PM
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By ,
January 04, 2006 10:19 AM
Christmas items should be taken down after 12th night ?
By smokey_glass,
January 24, 2006 9:41 AM
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