Charity Zimbabwe

CHRISTMAS SMILES 2025

by Chadyiwa Try

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Christmas is a time of giving and receiving joy. A little more special than any other day.

We are appealing for donations from all over the world to fund our Children's Christmas charity campaign, this year tagged: The Good Samaritans Christmas Smiles. In this year's campaign, we wish to put a Christmas smile on at least 100 under privileged kids. This initiative will help us give the local children a Christmas they will never forget. During the Christmas celebration our kids will be joined by a local church pastor who will not only allow our kids the opportunity to have a fun filled Christmas, but also learn about the importance of the birth of Jesus Christ. They will receive presents from Santa, play some games and so much more. When families are in survival mode, Christmas is a luxury they cant afford - so its our way to bring and share joy.
This year 2025, we are not receiving any gifts from abroad, we are buying our own gift packs - at least 100 packs. Your donation will go a long way.

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These gift packs are donated by people like you and I. People who are committed to giving their time and resources into making sure that at least once a year, a kid somewhere is enjoying Christmas in a different way. This year 2024 we are buying our own gift packs. Please have a look at the budget attached.
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How about burger and a Fanta at a Christmas function? Something millions of kids out there never had, or will never have. This year 2024, we wish to give our kids that extra special treatment
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Smiles are like different colours of blossoms
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Pain or Joy?
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What would you rather do to a child's face? Put a smile or put some tears?