Get a personalised letter from santa posted to your kids this Christmas.
They have done this the last few years and they are lovely and have several options that can be personalised with names, ages and friends etc.
While you are there, make sure you give them a donation, or at the very least cover the costs of your letters and help make the Christmas of some kids that really need it!!
It's a great charity and a great cause
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bmckay00
16 Nov 164#3
Anyone who orders one of these and doesnt make a donation is a disgrace of a person.
karene28
16 Nov 163#2
I choose this one every year and always make a donation.. lovely letters and a worthy cause
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snowflake75
16 Nov 162#1
write them yourself as if from santa. thats what i do :smile:
karene28
16 Nov 163#2
I choose this one every year and always make a donation.. lovely letters and a worthy cause
bmckay00
16 Nov 164#3
Anyone who orders one of these and doesnt make a donation is a disgrace of a person.
balmuir to bmckay00
16 Nov 162#4
My, your an angry elf!!
Elevation to bmckay00
16 Nov 161#19
Or likes a bargain.
Or can't actually write themselves.
Actually that gives me a great idea for my nephew..."Dear ****, You've been a disgrace of a person this year".
goldy12
16 Nov 161#5
Not really free they quite rightly expect a donation . Not sure it's the correct thing to do to claim these are free and encourage others to order them for free.Amazed that this deal has even been voted up all, definitely cold from me - so wrong.
BudgetAngel to goldy12
16 Nov 16#14
I genuinely wasn't trying to suggest people rip them off as I said, I always get these for my boys and always donate! was trying to raise awareness of a good cause. Sorry if any offence was caused.
bmckay00
16 Nov 161#6
It's just that the NSPCC is such a good charity and would hate to think of anyone taking one of these letters for free. Someone who is not in need taking from a charity, basically takes the **** out of not just the charity but every person that is kind enough to donate.
josiecookx
16 Nov 161#7
I get these yearly, and have always donated. They are good quality! But what annoys me about these "charities" is the amount of money they spend in sending out pens/coasters/flyers/cards ect!
BIGD99
16 Nov 161#8
Ordered these before. They are lovely letters and I have always made a donation. Would never dream of taking them for free.
cazw1973
16 Nov 16#9
Have been ordering these for the past 3 years.A very worthy cause to donate to,hope people don't really try & order for free,imagine the postage costs to the charity.
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They have done this the last few years and they are lovely and have several options that can be personalised with names, ages and friends etc.
While you are there, make sure you give them a donation, or at the very least cover the costs of your letters and help make the Christmas of some kids that really need it!!
It's a great charity and a great cause
Top comments
All comments (34)
Or can't actually write themselves.
Actually that gives me a great idea for my nephew..."Dear ****, You've been a disgrace of a person this year".