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These days, Christmas is generally known to be a commercial holiday rather than a spiritual or religious time of year. Except to a devout minority, the festive period is all about Christmas cards and presents, parties, decorations, food and drink.

However, this doesn’t mean that we can’t embrace traditional values of giving, sharing and helping the less fortunate this December. There are lots of things you can do to make a difference this Christmas, such as:

• Buying charity Christmas cards and wrapping paper (not forgetting to recycle everything when Christmas is over) where the proceeds of the purchase go to a worthy cause

• Giving up some of your time to volunteer at homeless projects or hospitals

• Donating unwanted toys and other items to charities who will ensure that less fortunate children and families will receive them

These are just a few ideas to get you thinking about how much you have at Christmas, and how little others have. Above all, it is important to remember that Christmas isn’t about how much you spend, how many presents you get, or how tipsy you get on Christmas Eve; it’s all about spending quality time with your family and realising just how lucky you are.

Further Thoughts & Ideas:
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