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Originally Posted by stripee  I have had a rhino adoption for years, and a tiger, when I got these you didn't get a free soft toy with them. After the initial payment which lasted a year, I paid for them by direct debit and get an update every so often which is very interesting about the work of WWF and the animals adopted printed on a small recycled paper format. Recently have added an Orang-utang as well. After the initial expense of the adoption pack, money goes directly to the projects, and can be increased if you wish.
Some good ideas coming up for presents...and am making a list!  |
I think this is a great idea then. Perhaps the idea of these is, that the people buying or recieving the gifts have conservation in mind anyway and will top up the initial gift with donations.
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Originally Posted by agrumpycow These kind of gifts are great but I'm always saddened by how many people don't by cards and gift wrap from recycled paper or from charities.
I buy all my cards from RSPB or similar charities and then recycle them at large shops to support the woodland trust or use some of them for the next year's gift tags. |
Dont forget you can send all your used stamps to the RSPB!