This holiday season, express your passion for helping others and share Habitat for Humanity’s mission with friends and family by giving gifts that truly give back: Habitat’s “Gift from the Heart” or limited-edition Bengal Tiger plush toy.
Give a Habitat for Humanity Gift from the Heart (www.habitat.org/donation/gfth) – a gift that touches the hearts of children and families around the world, and one that’s not quickly worn away, forgotten or tossed aside. Honor your loved ones with a tax-deductible donation to Habitat for Humanity International and select from an assortment of holiday cards, sent by mail or e-mail, to let recipients know that a Habitat Gift from the Heart donation has been made in their name. The building materials, supplies and support your gift provides will make the dream of a decent, affordable home a reality for someone in need.
Habitat’s Gifts from the Heart also are excellent last-minute gifts for stressed out holiday shoppers. Donate online today and your loved ones can receive a personalized electronic announcement card right away. For printed cards sent by postal mail, order your Gifts from the Heart at least two weeks in advance.
For a cuddlier gift, purchase a Habitat for Humanity plush Bengal India Tiger, the second in a series of limited-edition plush animals featuring areas of the world where Habitat works.
The Habitat for Humanity Bengal Tiger celebrates Habitat's 25 years of building in India and features the Habitat logo embroidered on the bottom of the tiger's front paw, as well as the Habitat logo and flag of India on a medallion on its collar. A hand-numbered hangtag attached to the tiger’s ear shows its designation out of 1,000 in existence.
Measuring 10 inches high by 20 inches long from nose to tail, Habitat’s limited-edition Bengal Tiger makes the perfect gift for under $20. Visit www.habitat.org to purchase a Habitat Bengal India Tiger for yourself or someone on your list.
Habitat for Humanity International is an ecumenical Christian ministry that welcomes to its work all people dedicated to the cause of eliminating poverty housing. Since its founding in 1976, Habitat has built 300,000 houses worldwide, providing simple, decent and affordable shelter for more than 1.5 million people. Visit www.habitat.org.
