We just received three Christmas cards from one of Kirke's family members. Each card described a special gift given to a family in Asia in our names.
A pair of Chickens given in Tayton's name: "EGGcellent Protein. Each of these eggs are packed with nutrients. Imagine a little, malnourished child becoming smarter and stronger every day as he gobbles up his delicious eggs! And when his family’s chickens reproduce, they can sell the chicks for additional income. You can bless a South Asian family with chickens."
A pair of Chickens given in Tayton's name: "EGGcellent Protein. Each of these eggs are packed with nutrients. Imagine a little, malnourished child becoming smarter and stronger every day as he gobbles up his delicious eggs! And when his family’s chickens reproduce, they can sell the chicks for additional income. You can bless a South Asian family with chickens."
A pair of bunnies was given in Korbin's: "The Gift that Keeps on Giving…Quickly. A pair of Christmas bunnies will help provide a steady, nutritious diet of lean meat for a growing family. A mommy rabbit can produce several litters a year, each with up to 12 bunnies. So raising rabbits is a wonderful way for a poor family to provide food for their children and generate income as well."

And in mine and Kirke's name a family was given a took kit: "A Farmer’s Best Friends. Planting a garden may not be the first thing on your mind at Christmas—but in India, planting season is vital for a poor, rural family. You can provide a set of tools for a family to grow their own nutritious crops and maintain their home throughout the year. A tool kit includes an axe, shovel, saw, plow, sickle and crowbar."


This is an awesome gift and I'm thrilled to know that families will be benefit from these gifts!
~Till They All Come Home~

3 comments:
Applause and Kudos!
Those are simply superb!
Blessing this New Year...I send your way!
Such a great Christmas gift and one that keeps on giving. I did a gift like this for my brother this year too.
Yeh, I know I suck at coming by to comment, but know that I will always be back to check in with you all and see how you are doing :).
That is the coolest thing! And what a great lesson for the boys.
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