Lighthouse Charity Christmas E-cards Back by Popular Demand

Back by popular demand, the Lighthouse Charity has brought back its Christmas E-cards just in time for the festive season after receiving multiple requests from supporters keen to see them return.

The campaign offers businesses a way to share festive greetings whilst giving something back to the construction community.

For many businesses, sending Christmas cards remains an important way to thank employees, customers and supply chain partners for their support throughout the year. This charity says this fundraising initiative offers businesses a practical, cost-effective and environmentally friendly alternative to traditional cards, all whilst supporting the construction community.

Christmas E-cards

Available in three festive designs, the E-cards can be personalised with a company logo. Whether sent to a small team of colleagues or hundreds of clients and supply chain contacts, the E-cards aim to make it easy to share festive greetings in just a few clicks. Businesses are invited to make a suggested donation of £1 per recipient, with a minimum donation of £100.

Get your Christmas E-cards here.

Sarah Bolton, Lighthouse Charity CEO

Sarah Bolton, CEO of the Lighthouse Charity, said: “Our Christmas E-card campaign was incredibly popular a few years ago, and we’ve been really pleased by the number of people who asked us to bring the cards back – so we had to say yes!

“It’s great to see so many companies looking for simple ways to spread a bit of festive cheer while also giving something back to their industry.

“Our E-cards provide a great opportunity for businesses to connect with the people and organisations they work with throughout the year and every card purchased will help us to ensure that our construction families can access the support they need throughout the festive season and beyond.”

Funds raised through the campaign will help the Lighthouse Charity continue delivering 24/7 holistic wellbeing support to the UK and Ireland construction community through its free and confidential helpline, 1:1 online chat service and self-support app.

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