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"Available at: See below What I think: It&amp;#039;s always nice to give a meaningful gift that supports a worthwhile non-profit organization. Here are just some I&amp;#039;ve come across that I think are also good deals:  Target stores: They&amp;#039;ve made a commitment to both St. Jude&amp;#039;s Children Research Hospital and to The Salvation Army. So, for example, if you buy a $5.99 CD that features Kelly Clarkson, Tony Bennett, Christina Aguilera and others, $2 will go directly to The Salvation Army. And then there are the St Jude&amp;#039;s Choxie Truffles that cost $10 a box where 100% of the profits goes to this wonderful children&amp;#039;s research hospital. To find the do-good gifts, look for the &amp;quot;Gifts for Greater Good&amp;quot; symbol (looks like a tree ornament) at any Target store. www.Kiva.org is a wonderful organization that funds small loans to an entrepreneur in the developing world. You can buy gift certificates for as little as $25 and, once a loan is fully repaid, the lender can withdraw the funds or lend again. And Kiva &amp;quot;lenders&amp;quot; can watch their entrepreneur&amp;#039;s small business grow via email updates. www.Heifer.org offers the opportunity to give a gift to a loved one and help advance the cause against hunger and poverty around the world. It makes an especially nice gift for young people because you can choose interesting &amp;quot;gifts&amp;quot; -- from sheep, to trees, llamas, geese, rabbits and more. A share of a sheep, for example is only $10; an entire sheep is $120. A new, interesting website is www.redefinechristmas.org that lets you give a donation to a friend&amp;#039;s favorite charity as well ask others to give you a donation to your own favorite charity. Another good site is www.TisBest.org where you buy gift cards in various denominations and your friends get to decide which charitable organization to direct the funds to.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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