There's not much better than seeing someone's face light up when they unwrap a Christmas gift they absolutely love. But what if this year, the gifts you gave were not only fun and unusual - but also giving back to the people who make them, and reducing our impact on the planet? We've rounded up our top 10 ethical Christmas gifts that give back.
A guide to sustainable Christmas gifts with loads of ideas by age from babies through to teenagers. The best ethical and sustainable gifts everyone will love.
Explore 25 of 2020's best sustainable, ethical, and zero waste gifts for everyone in your life.
With great gift ideas for kids; teens; zero-waste eco-warriors; nature lovers; and for those who don't want 'stuff'. All available to order online, from home.
Loads of us are trying to reduce the amount of plastic we use, yet 90% of children's toys are made from plastic.
Weaving Hope create gorgeous colourful eco toys from hand-loomed Fair Trade cotton. Not only are they ingenious alternatives to plastic toys, they're sustainably made in Sri Lanka where they keep traditional skills alive and provide good wages in rural areas.
Green Toys turn old plastic into brilliant child-safe and eco-friendly toys. Find out how they've recycled over 66 million milk bottles, saving energy and water, and diverting products from landfill.
A rainy weekend or school holiday can feel daunting! Don't worry, we've got ten free kids activities for a rainy day that'll keep them entertained. Loads of options for different ages and all requiring very little prep!
To celebrate our first Christmas we're going to be giving away 25 of our eco-friendly, fairly made gifts. We'll be giving away a Good Thing every day from 1st to 25th December 2019! Find out who the lucky winners are and how to join in.
This Christmas we're bringing youGifts For Good. Discover our formula for Gifts for Good and treat your loved ones to gifts that are eco-friendly, changing lives and made to be loved for generations.
We bring you our winter picks for 2019-20. All eco-friendly, improving lives and made to be loved. Every one of these good things is sustainably made and many of these products provide work and opportunities for people living in challenging situations around the world.
I met these little turtles in Costa Rica, just after they'd hatched. Nature makes life difficult, but plastic pollution is becoming one of the biggest threats they face. One piece of plastic can kill a turtle and research estimates 52% of all sea turtles have ingested plastic.
