Planting a fruit tree provides communities with food appropriate to their local diet, brings environmental benefits, and also provides income as surplus fruit can be sold.

These domestic animals are one of the finest gifts you can give as they are low maintenance and each one can lay over 200 eggs a year, providing families with essential protein in their diet. Surplus eggs can be sold to pay for schooling, clothes and medicine.

In the aftermath of an emergency, water storage becomes a critical issue as many don’t have containers to transport clean water to their homes.

Children and the elderly are the most at risk. Your gift of a water container will ensure families have a store of clean water throughout an emergency period

Imagine a lifetime of being housebound and dependant on others to move even short distances.

Wheelchairs bring the joy of mobility and independence to disabled and elderly people.

Cataract removals are simple, yet life changing procedures which restore sight and can remove blindness almost instantly.

With your gift of a cataract removal operation you will be granting patients the opportunity to see clearly again.

By giving the gift of a school kit you are not only providing a student with basic supplies of stationery, papers and satchels, but you are ensuring that a child can pursue an education unimpeded. 

The gift of a Dig-a-Well can serve up to 200 people, providing access to clean water for drinking, washing and cooking, as well as keeping livestock hydrated. On average, these wells serve around 35 families. Dig-a-Wells are ideal for families who rely on agriculture and farming and are situated in a communal place such as village centre, school or mosque.

Giving this fluffy gift means a family gets a constant supply of milk and wool for wrapping up warm in the winter.

Sheep are happy to graze on greenery and open pasture (of which there is no shortage in many parts of the world), and so provide the ideal gift for rural areas.

Packed with a variety of essentials such as oil, rice, flour and staple grains, food parcels are a key aspect of our emergency response and meet the most pressing nutritional needs of individuals.

This gift will ensure children are protected against the cold during the winter, against the sun during the summer and against treacherous terrain when walking or playing outside.

Having farming tools ensures land can be cultivated for its maximum benefit and otherwise barren land can be put to use.

Your gift will ensure the work gets done and families are empowered to feed themselves and sustain a livelihood.

For kids who would otherwise have little chance of getting to school, and parents making their way to work, bicycles are an efficient and environmentally friendly way to get from place to place, cutting burdensome journey times.

Your gift of a bicycle will mobilise people of all ages to get things done.

In many countries, having a goat means parents can ensure their children will be given essential calcium and nutrients daily and a four-legged friend to play with too!

A sewing machine will provide a family with the means to make a living.

Together with material and cotton to start up, the gift of a sewing machine will help clothe a family as well as providing them with a secure source of income.

Benefiting landless labourers and their families, these human powered carts are a great source of sustainable income for rural and urban workers.

When you provide a family with a cow, you provide a source of continuous wealth and benefit. Not only do they provide regular milk for the family, but the excess milk is a sustainable source of income.