When asked by friends and family, many of us have difficulty giving gift suggestions for ourselves. We find ourselves mumbling, trying to dredge up memories of household things we might need, such as a pitchfork, or lampshade.
We’re here to help you think out of the box! Articles abound about socially responsible and humanitarian gift giving, gifts to give from the heart, gifts that give gifts by giving to others, and more. Turn these ideas around, and think about what would be a meaningful gift for you in your name: Ask for love in action! Here are some ideas:
Has it ever occurred to you to ask for a gift of a milk-producing goat for a Christmas present? Or to adopt a snowy white owl? These gifts are humanitarian–gifts that give gifts–so for example, with your gift a portion of the cost of a goat will be given to a poor rural farmer so that she can then feed her children. Or, if you love the wilderness, you can ask for a gift be given to protect special places in the wild.
Here are more ideas:
Gifts of Compassion, and Gifts to Visionary Organizations.
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By Annie B. Bond

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meh. thanks
interesting.
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Thanks for the informative article.
Thanks for the article.
most people do not seem to consider the needs/wants of the gift recipient.
why is that?
gift givers just want to be able to check the anmes off on their list, and move on to someone else, but at least 50% of the time, the "gift" is not anything the recipient wants or needs...
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Good idea. I'll take 2 goats, a cow and a fig tree.
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