Choose a Solidarity Gift this year, and support the communities we work in partnership with through practical and meaningful gifts. Our Sustainability Gift ensures that SERVE’s work is effective, inclusive and has a long-lasting impact on vulnerable communities in southern Africa, India and South East Asia.
A very positive feature of SERVE Solidarity Gifts is that all the gifts are purchased in the local countries which provides even more of an impact by assisting individuals, families, local communities and economies.
These Solidarity Gifts are truly ethical and have the potential to have a long lasting impact.
On receipt of your order SERVE will send you the following:
- A gift certificate acknowledging the purchase of your gift which can be displayed or sent on as a Christmas gift.
- A letter of thanks for your kind support
Last Dates for Posting:
- Republic of Ireland: December 20th 2019
- Northern Ireland: December 20th 2019
- Great Britain: December 19th 2019
Please allow 3 days for processing of orders.
Solidarity Gift of Seeds of Growth (€5 / £4)
Seeds are a sacred metaphor for life and renewal. The gift of seeds will bring the metaphor to life by exhibiting solidarity in action with Luyando Farm in Mazabuka, Zambia. These seeds will provide a new food source, boosting the sustainability of the project and improving the health and nutrition of the farmer, his family, and the broader Assumption Parish Community.
This gift is a powerful show of solidarity, directly promoting Sustainable Development Goal 15 – Life on Land.
Solidarity Gift of Carbon Offsetting (€15 / £13)
SERVE Sustainability Gift (€20 / £18)
Purchase the SERVE sustainability gift and help make a lasting impact this Christmas.
This Sustainability Gift is crucial to achieving SERVE’s mission of justice, equality, and opportunities for all. It ensures that the work we deliver is effective, inclusive, and has a long-lasting impact on vulnerable communities in southern Africa, India, and south east Asia. By helping us meet essential costs, this gift allows us to support our partner projects, implement our transformative development programme, and continue to facilitate our innovative and impactful volunteer programme.
If you can do one thing to support SERVE this Christmas, please consider the gift of sustainability, a powerful show of support for SERVE and Sustainable Development Goal 17 – Partnership for the Goals.
Solidarity Gift of Nutritious Meals for a Month (€30 / £25)
Solidarity Gift of Quality Education (€60 /£50 half scholarship or €120 / £100 full scholarship)
SERVE and Young Africa have been working closely together since 2008, delivering innovative projects that are focused on technical, vocational, and educational training (TVET), life skills, and practical youth work. Quality education is one of the most powerful and proven vehicles for sustainable development, and poverty is only beaten when people have the skills to survive, to work and to take initiative. Purchasing a gift of Quality Education will empower young people in Mozambique or Zimbabwe to live independently through practical and life skills training.
The purchase of this gift will contribute to the achievement of Sustainable Development Goal 4 – Quality Education
Read this blog from SERVE volunteer Rory Murphy about Omega, a student at Young Africa.
Solidarity Gift of a Specialised Wheelchair (€100 / £90)
People living with disabilities in the global south are among the poorest on our planet. With the Sustainable Development Goals having a specific focus on disability in Goals 4, 8, 10, 11 and 17, we are continuing to respond to this issue through the provision of care and support to our partners. 75% of people living with disability in India are living in rural areas. The provision of a specialised wheelchair, designed for rural areas, can dramatically improve the mobility, confidence and independence of people with disability. Your gift of a wheelchair will transform the life of a person living with disability in rural India.
This gift supports Sustainable Development Goal 10 – Reduced Inequalities.
Read about SERVE’s work with APD India here.