"Gift that Gives Cards"
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"Peace Cards"
The outer picture on all of our cards are drawings that the children in Afghanistan have drawn.
We now have some beautiful "Peace" cards that can be used for any occasion.
The message is Peace; such a simple word and such a wonderful message.
Money raised from these cards will go towards Mahboba's Promise Inc
Sold in packs of 6 or packs of 12.
Please allow two weeks for delivery of your card.
For express service, please let us know immediately of your purchase.
Overseas mail and peak times will take longer.
Check out our "Gifts that Give Cards"
Did you know that when you purchase a "Gift that Gives" card, you will receive a card for each gift purchased to give to someone special or as a keepsake for yourself. We will send your card to that special someone on your behalf at your request!
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Just enter the details and quantity of the gift(s), and then enter the total amount.
Save time by selecting PAY NOW.
Just enter the details and quantity of the gift(s), and then enter the total amount.
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$100
Gift a Permaculture pack The gift of a permaculture pack will provide a widow in Afghanistan with seeds, tools and training so she can grow vegetables and herbs. With the tools and knowledge she can supplement her family’s diet with fresh, nutritious ingredients and sell any surplus produce for income. |
$150
Gift a Sewing Machine/Training The gift of a sewing machine will mend the life of a widow in Afghanistan. Providing tailoring or handicraft training and a sewing machine provides a widow with a livelihood so she can support her children with shelter, food and schooling.
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$150
Gift of Sheep The gift of a sheep will stand out from the flock. Sheep are valued in the community as they can provide a widow in Afghanistan with milk and cheese for her family, wool to spin, dung for fertilizer and the fire. Widows can generate a surplus and be able to barter or raise some cash.
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$50
Gift an English Course In Afghanistan children who become competent in English have a better chance of getting employment. The gift of an English Course will cover a semester of English teaching for a student in Afghanistan. English skills make a big difference when it comes to getting work, open up a greater range of text books and literature and builds wider communication skills for life.
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$40
Gift a Girl’s School Kit In Afghanistan girls are second -class citizens and not encouraged to seek an education. Your gift will provide a girl with a school uniform, shoes, books, stationery and pencils. These basics will give her hope for a brighter future.
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$15
Gift of School Books All children value the gift of reading. By providing children in Afghanistan with text books, journals and reading books to improve their reading skills you will widen their knowledge and inspire their education.
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$10
Gift of School Shoes Without shoes some children cannot attend school as they must have a uniform. Kids sometimes have to walk for hours in summer heat or freezing winter just to get to school. Without shoes, children pick up parasitic diseases. So for education and health, children need shoes.
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$10
Gift a Tree This gift will provide local communities with trees and shrubs to plant. As well as improving air and soil quality, trees prevent erosion, provide fuel and wood and create shade. Afghanistan lost 50% of its trees in the conflicts of the last 20 years, so rebuilding tree stock is a vital task.
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$20
Gift of Chickens The gift of chickens will make a difference to the daily nutrition of a family in Afghanistan. Chickens will provide them with protein-rich eggs to eat and sell. It will improve their daily life and help the widow by teaching her animal health and good practice.
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$50
Gift of Winter Clothes Winters in Afghanistan are cold and harsh with heavy snowfalls. Your gift will provide a family in Afghanistan with warm clothes and blankets which will make a huge contribution to a tired family. In fact, it may determine their very survival.
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