Yes, you may think it's a little early to be posting about Christmas joy, but in the time frame it takes to get letters & cards to children in the developing world, it's not too early. Candy Entingh of Compassion International shared the following message with the Advocates in the North East Region;
"Sponsors
may again write Christmas cards for unsponsored children this year.
Unsponsored children will receive a Christmas gift (via the Christmas Gift Fund), and Christmas cards
are a great way to send a personal blessing to children without
sponsors. Christmas cards will be mailed to the field by the Sponsor
Correspondence team.:
Cards should be received by Compassion by
November 5, 2012 to be mailed to the field before Christmas. Cards
received after November 5 may be held until next year.
An individual sponsor may send up to 25 cards without attachments (i.e. photos, stickers, etc.)."
Cards should be mailed to:
Compassion International
Attn: Suzanne Hall.
