GreaterGood South Africa

A whole new Christmas wish list
Tuesday, October 20th 2009

With the countdown to the festive season in motion, your company could help us to make a real difference at this special time of year. Celebrate the true spirit of the giving season by choosing alternative gifts that support social development projects in our online Make Christmas Matter campaign.

For the fourth year running, Make Christmas Matter will present a range of alternative Christmas ‘gifts’ – like a walking frame for an elderly person or a family food parcel for a child-headed household – to help people make a significant impact during the giving season.

We’ve designed a fun Christmas e-card and could create a personalised version for you to send to your staff, associates or clients across the globe.

It's a quick and easy way to spread the joy:

• Select gifts ranging from R50 to R1,000 and send a branded e-card to staff or clients
• Purchase a range of branded vouchers that can be redeemed by your staff or customers online for a gift of their choice
• Sponsor a Star and put your company name and website in lights on our Wish-upon-a-Star giving season wish site

All this will cost is the value of the gift and if you wish to personalise the e-card or vouchers – a nominal fee to cover our design and development costs.

Those who don’t celebrate Christmas can still join in the giving season by buying alternative gifts on gifts4good.co.za – an easy way to give all year round.

Your company benefits by:

• Making a difference - the company's contribution literally changes lives for good.
• Claim BEE points - by investing in social development projects.
• Tax benefits - by contributing to non-profit organisations, we can issue a Section 18A certificate.
• Brand association with GreaterGood SA generates positive brand goodwill.
• Quick and easy - no shopping queues and no fuss with an online campaign.
• Save our environment - less paper = more trees.

Show your commitment to changing lives in a measurable and impactful way over the giving season by contacting Roxy Mitchell or call (021) 762 7944.

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