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you ever asked yourself what you can do to help a charity at Christmas Cheap Jerseys , giving charity Christmas cards might be one thing.
Here is the information to Charity Christmas Cards.
Charity Christmas cards can be a bit of a maze. It can seem difficult to work out the best way to promote your favourite charities.
But actually, it?s quite simple?
There are 3 main places you can buy charity Christmas cards. Each works in a slightly different way:
?High Street? shops
These are the ones sold by High Street chains (like WH Smith, John Lewis or Boots) Wholesale MLB Baseball Jerseys , large High Street shops and some supermarkets. You can get cards from a range of charities. The charities, in effect, receive a donation from the sale of the cards. They do not have to pay for the printing or distribution of the cards ? that is covered by the retailer or card publisher.
Charity shops
These are the cards sold in charity shops the ones that sell other items for the rest of the year. The cards will almost always be from just one charity - the one which runs the shop. The charity will have paid to have the cards printed and sent to the shop. They will also have to pay any applicable VAT.
Multi-charity card shops
These are the cards sold in temporary card shops Wholesale Baseball Jerseys , often in Churches, libraries or museums. to help a wide range of charitys this is probably the way to go as the shops sell from a number of different charitys. Cards for Good Causes (CFGC) sells cards on behalf of more than three hundred and twenty national and local charities from around three hundred and fifty outlets and gives back at least 81p in the ?1 to charities. In most CFGC shops at least 25 charities are represented.
The charities who sell their cards in multi-charity card shops will have paid to have the cards printed and sent to the shops. They will also have to pay any applicable VAT.
So what?s the difference?
It is all about who pays for printing and distributing the cards. In multi-charity card shops and charity-owned card shops, the cards are paid for by the charities. They invest in printing and distributing their cards so that they will raise money from their sale.
It?s different in a High Street shop. Generally ?High Street? cards are printed and produced by card publishers for the retailers ? NOT by the charities. the retailers sell them as they would anything else. After Christmas the publisher Wholesale MLB Jerseys Cheap , or in some cases the retailer, makes a payment to the charity which is a straight donation and does not involve the charity in any costs.
So how much goes back to charity?