Tuesday 3rd of December will see charities, businesses, schools and organisations come together to help give back to worthwhile causes.
Launched in 2012 across the US, the day of giving, follows Black Friday and Cyber Monday as a day of thinking of others to make an impact and support worthwhile causes. With this in mind, we’re urging people to give what they can, whether it’s time, spare change, preloved items or simply spreading the message, there’s something everyone can help with.
Celebrity Endorsements Help Raise Awareness
A number of celebrities are also involved in spreading the message including;
Check out their tweets:
Please help @ShelterBox provide families in #Syria with babygro’s, thermal blankets and tools to rebuild their homes https://t.co/qHJmDcYs3i #GivingTuesday
— Stephen Fry (@stephenfry) November 27, 2018
Fostering Ginger left a lingering joy in my life that I believe is here to stay. Happy to share that she has found a forever home, and in her honour, I’m raising money for Wags and Walks for #GivingTuesday. More on Ginger’s home and a little snuggle here:https://t.co/qoqmSdpamS pic.twitter.com/UAcIS8Dz6S
— Patrick Stewart (@SirPatStew) November 28, 2017
For #GivingTuesday, the Global @GirlsAlliance asked young women what they’re thankful for this holiday season—and how they plan to pay it forward to girls around the world.
I hope you’ll follow their lead. Support projects for girls at https://t.co/Z5q8KOBrmF pic.twitter.com/D5teV3x2L2
— Michelle Obama (@MichelleObama) November 27, 2018
If you want to support get involved in Giving Tuesday, donate today and choose #GivingTuesday as your reason.
