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Thousands of children go without Christmas gifts each year because their families can't afford them. You may not have a lot of money, but perhaps you can afford to buy a toy for an underprivileged child. You can leave gifts at Target stores around Australia and Uniting Care will distribute them to those in need. Find out more here.
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Cute video with a serious message - puppies are forever, not just for Christmas. Animal shelters are inundated with unwanted Christmas gifts in the New Year.
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These Christmas cards would be easy to make, just cut circles out of craft paper, fold them in half then glue one to each half of the middle circle. Glue this onto a blank card (you can buy these from Spotlight, K-Mart and Big W). You can use ribbon or draw on bows. Stamp or write Merry Christmas on the front and voila! For more ideas see www.freshdesignpedia.com.
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Live Christmas trees aren't as popular in Australia as they are in the US and UK but if you've watched any Christmas movies you will be familiar with the concept.
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I love these easy Mother's Day cards. All you need is some wool or string, some card and a needle. You can find the full instructions at https://funfamilycrafts.com.
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I love this dip dye bag. It's easy to make - all you need is a calico bag and some fabric dye. WARNING: be extremely careful when using fabric dye as it will stain everything you get it on. Use gloves and old clothes and maybe do it outside. You can find the full instructions at http://hisugarplum.com.