Charitable Gift Giving Blog: Gifts That Help

Well, now that you have your Cuisinart Soft-Serve Ice Cream Maker from two days ago, it’s time to serve your ice cream in style!
This is a set of four small ice-cream bowls. Each bowl is glazed a different color on its outside (one for vanilla, one for chocolate, one for strawberry, and one for blueberry), […]

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Every now and again I stumble upon a new charity that just makes me smile.
Those of us who grew up in the New York area know that the term “mean streets” is an apt one. Kids growing up in the city don’t always have the most nurturing environments nor the privileges that other kids have […]

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Finding the perfect set of knifes for cooking is not an easy task. But just read the reviews for this knife set on Cooking.Com, and you’ll see how thrilled people are with it.
 The Rachael Ray from Furi 4-pc. Rachael Ray Gusto-Grip Trio Cutlery Set with Case is a set of the knives that Rachael Ray uses […]

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These Children of Bellevue Ties were all designed by young patients in Bellvue Hospital Center in New York City.
Available in yellow, medium blue, and red, these 100% silk ties will complement any wardrobe. The designs are sure to elicit compliments from everyone who see them, not just for their quality and their reflection of the innocence of […]

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United Airlines has teamed up with the American Cancer Society to do something pretty cool.
For every $50 that you donate to the American Cancer Society between now and January 31, 2008 (the Web site says December 31, but you have all of January to do it), you’ll not only be helping the ACS in its […]

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If you’re like me, you look forward to every time you get to go to a California Pizza Kitchen. But sometimes the cost and the hassle of eating out keeps you from going as often as you’d like.
Luckily, many of the secret recipes are available in this official California Pizza Kitchen Cookbook written by the founders […]

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The photos you see to the left were taken by J. Oliver Lewis, an incredible nature and adventure photographer. His story is at the same time heartbreaking and inspiring.
Oliver died in 1998 at age 26, while kayaking and working in Ecuador. But even at such a young age, he had already produced an incredible collection of nature […]

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Christmas is just around the corner. Here’s a set of ornaments that are as inspiring as they are adorable.
Amy Calendra Davis tragically lost her son Zachary when he was 4. But she turned her pain into something amazing.
In 2001, she was inspired to start the company (named after the hymn she used to sing with […]

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This is a children’s book where the story of how it was written is just as interesting as the story itself.
Kid’s Club is an after-school, faith-based program located in Chicago which reaches out to high-risk children living in the inner city.
The book is a great children’s book that also teaches an important lesson to kids […]

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If you read the reviews on this stuffed animal from Russ, you’ll see there are irate people complaining about how it’s not a Webkinz.
Okay, so it’s not a Webkinz. But even so, isn’t that little guy staring at you to the left the cutest thing that you’ve ever seen?
If you just want a cute soft […]

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