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Christmas gifts - TICK!



We have your Christmas gifts sorted this year, with so many options to choose from you are sure to be able to find the perfect gift for someone special this Christmas!

1. The Horse Market Bags
Market bag, $40.00

 These beautiful leather and jute bag make the perfect gift for that trendy person in your life... They are MASSIVE and so handy to throw all kinds of junk in and get you through the day. Not only that, but they will set you back a cool $40, with $25 going straight to Love Mercy to our Cents for Seeds program, buying a woman in Uganda 15kgs of seeds. You can buy them online here.

2. Gift Cards




These glossy cards make the perfect gift for someone who already has it all, and has a heart for others! You can purchase them on our website here, and select to print them at home or have them posted to you. A Cents for Seeds card is $25, and a Goat gift card is $50 or $100. If you opt to have your cards posted to you, you will also receive a cute little packet of seeds with your order, to plant and grow at home!

3. Goodiedo Gifts
African handmade Ipad Bag $20
The lovely ladies at Goodiedo have a brilliant idea - you can buy fair-trade and ethically made goods that support women in the developing world, PLUS they will donate 30% of your purchase to Love Mercy! You can check out everything they have to offer here.

4. Gallery prints
Banana bike, 30x13inch Acrylic wall hanging
$300

For that super special gift, why not buy someone an inspirational artwork for their home. You can view all available pieces here. 
They are available for purchase right now, and will be couriered to your chosen address.


5. Bracelets


These neon bracelets are right on trend for Christmas and make the perfect stocking filler! $15 including postage, available NOW at our merch section.

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