My husband will probably get a donkey and my in-laws certainly deserve a camel, they’ve been end a lot this year. I’m of course shopping with Oxfam this Christmas season and their list of funusual gifts just keeps growing every year. My children may not appreciate a pile of manure in their Christmas stocking, but luckily for them they won’t be smelling it. The beauty of shopping with Oxfam is that your gift will actually go to one who truly needs it elsewhere in the world, and you get to keep the bragging rights.

Oxfam is one of the best charities working in Africa, so you can be assured your gift inclination end up in the right hands. A camel won’t suddenly appear on your doorstep, but the true subscription of giving will. If you run out of ideas for teacher gifts, how about getting a pair of school uniforms in their name, it’ll set you back just $20 and will truly help a family in need. It’s certainly more valuable than adding to their collection of mugs.

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