Registered Charity Number: 213890
The Wish List from Save the Children offers an excellent range of feel-good gifts for friends and family to suit all budgets.
Brilliant, fun and suitable for many different occasions, they help to change children's lives worldwide for the better.
Buy a charity gift and you'll be contributing to Save the Children's vital work saving children's lives across the world and helping them fulfill their potential. The recipient will get a apersonalised card and gift poster in the post showing them the gift you've purchased on their behalf. See how the gifts really work in the video below.
Give help when it's most needed by buying an Emergency gift from Save the Children’s Wish List. Whatever you choose, safe play equipment, a family emergency kit, or food to feed a family for a month, your gift will help families rebuild their future after an emergency. Buy a Wish List gift today!
The Wish List features charity gifts that have been specifically identified by Save the Children's teams to meet the needs of the children and communities that they work with.
Wish List gifts raise targeted income. This means that when the money is reconciled to the country programmes from the sales of a Wish List item, the money can only be spent on that item and nothing else. In some cases, programmes can spend the income on the transportation of the gifts (for example livestock) but as a general rule the associated costs of the item cannot be bought with Wish List money.
Wish List operate an 80:20 income model, where 80% of the price paid goes directly to the country programmes and 20% will cover the cost of processing, postage and managing Wish List. If you also add a donation or tick the Gift Aid box, your additional support will help to fund Save the Children's work where the need is greatest.
Wish List gifts really do make a real difference to children’s lives and the gifts featured on the list really are needed by our country programmes.
Save the Children is the world’s independent children's charity and work in 52 countries around the world. Their hunger, health, education and protection work aims to come up with long-lasting solutions to these ongoing problems affecting the poorest children. Save the Children's work on rights and economic justice looks to research and explain the underlying reasons for the hardship so many children suffer.
