Category: Christmas

newsXpress shops have wonderful charity boxed Christmas cards for sharing Christmas love and greetings this year.

With cards supporting Kids Helpline, Beyond Blue, The Peter Mac Cancer Foundation, The Starlight Children’s Foundation, The Peter McGrath Foundation, Jeans for Genes, Dementia Australia, Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation National Breast Cancer Foundation, Breast Cancer Network Australia, Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia, Make-A-Wish & redkite, we offer you many options for supporting charities near to your heart.

Each charity boxed Christmas card purchase helps provide funds for the charity listed on the Christmas card box. You can easily;y shop for designs you love or charities you love or both.

Your local newsXpress can help you find charity boxed Christmas cards that mean so much to you.

Kids Helpline is a free and confidential, 24/7 phone and online counselling service for young people aged5-25. Providing a safe and supportive space, Kids Helpline offers a listening ear, guidance, and practical advice to young people facing a wide range of challenges.   

The Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia is a leading non-profit organisation dedicated to supporting men and their families affected by prostate cancer. Their mission is to fund vital research, provide essential information and support services, and raise awareness about prostate cancer prevention and early detection.

Dementia Australia is a non-profit organisation dedicated to providing support, information,and advocacy for people living with dementia and their families across Australia. Their mission is to improve the quality of life for individuals affected by dementia through education, research, and community engagement.

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) is a renowned organisation in Australia, dedicated to improving the lives of animals. With a rich history dating back to 1880, the RSPCA has played a vital role in advocating for animal welfare and protecting animals from cruelty and neglect.

The McGrath Foundation has been a steadfast supporter of individuals and families affected by breast cancer. Named after the late Australian cricketer Glenn McGrath and his wife Jane, the foundation was established in 2005 to raise funds for McGrath Breast Care Nurses.

These are just some of the charities you support through purchasing charity boxed Christmas cards from your local news press. Thank you for supporting them and thank you for supporting our local shops.

Letting someone you know you are thinking of them at Christmas is something they will cherish. Doing it with an Australian designed and made card is something for which local artists and printers will be grateful. #ShopLocal #AustralianMade

Gift tags sell out every year. each year we order more, and they sell out early. Right now is the best time to buy your Christmas gift tags. The range is bright and wonderful this year.

Beautiful Christopher Radko ornaments are now in Australia.

We are grateful here at newsxpress and at www.myornaments.com.au to offer a wonderful range of charity boxed Christmas cards that support the work of the wonderful McGrath Foundation, a vitally important support group here in Australia – a breast cancer support and education charity.

Each purchase of a McGrath Foundation charity boxed Christmas card pack from us supports their work. Here’s why we are grateful to support the work of McGrath Foundation:

The McGrath Foundation has been a steadfast supporter of individuals and families affected by breast cancer. Named after the late Australian cricketer Glenn McGrath and his wife Jane,the foundation was established in 2005 to raise funds for McGrath Breast Care Nurses.

These specially trained nurses provide vital support to people diagnosed with breast cancer,offering both physical and emotional care. They are available to assist patients from the time of diagnosis through treatment and beyond. The McGrath Foundation’s aim is to ensure that everyone in Australia has access to breast care nurses, regardless of their location or financial circumstances.

Here are some of the services provided by the McGrath Foundation:

• Emotional support: Nurses offer a listening ear and provide guidance to patients and their families during the challenging journey of breast cancer treatment.
• Practical assistance: They can help with tasks such as coordinating appointments,managing paperwork, and navigating the healthcare system.
• Information and education: Nurses provide patients with up-to-date information about breast cancer and its treatment options.
• Referral services: They can connect patients with other support services, such as counselling, financial assistance,or support groups.

The McGrath Foundation has achieved significant success in its mission, with a network of McGrath Breast Care Nurses operating across Australia. Through the generosity of donors,the foundation has been able to expand its reach and provide vital support to countless individuals and families affected by breast cancer.

Thank you for considering the charity boxed Christmas cards that support the McGrath Foundation.

Money from each pack of McGrath Foundation charity boxed Christmas cards goes to support their work.

www.myornaments.com.au is a website run locally by newsXpress. We support a range of charities in our charity boxed Christmas card range.

We are grateful here at newsXpress to offer a wonderful range of charity boxed Christmas cards that support the work of Kids Helpline, a vitally important support group here in Australia.

Each purchase of a Kids Helpline charity boxed Christmas card pack from us supports their work. Here’s why we are grateful to support the work of Kids Helpline:

Kids Helpline is a free and confidential, 24/7 phone and online counselling service for young people aged5-25. Providing a safe and supportive space, Kids Helpline offers a listening ear, guidance, and practical advice to young people facing a wide range of challenges.   

Here are the services they offer:

• Phone Counselling: Young people can call 1800 55 1800 to speak with a trained counsellor.
• Online Counselling: For those who prefer to chat online, Kids Helpline offers a webchat service.
• My Circle: This is a free and confidential social media platform for 12-25-year-olds to connect with others going through similar experiences.

Kids Helpline counsellors are trained to support young people with a variety of issues, including:

• Mental health: Depression, anxiety, self-harm, and suicidal thoughts
• Relationships: Family, friends, and romantic relationships
• School: Bullying, academic stress, and career choices
• Sexuality and identity: LGBTQ+ issues, gender identity, and sexual health
• Substance use: Alcohol, drugs, and gambling
• Abuse: Physical, emotional, and sexual abuse

Kids Helpline plays a vital role in supporting the mental health and wellbeing of young Australians. By providing a safe and confidential space, Kids Helpline helps young people to:

• Feel less alone: Knowing that there is someone available to listen can make a big difference.
• Gain new perspectives: Counsellors can offer different ways of thinking about challenging situations.
• Develop coping skills: Kids Helpline can help young people learn healthy ways to manage stress and difficult emotions.
• Access support services: Counsellors can connect young people with other resources, such as crisis hotlines or mental health professionals.

If you, or someone you know, is struggling with a mental health issue or needs support, please reach out to Kids Helpline on 1800 55 1800 or visit their website at https://kidshelpline.com.au/.

Thank you for considering the charity boxed Christmas cards that support Kids Helpline.

Money from each pack of Kids Helpline charity boxed Christmas cards goes to support their work.

www.myornaments.com.au is a website run locally by newsXpress. We support a range of charities in our charity boxed Christmas card range.

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