The Christmas shopping challenge

Jeremy Halcrow | 11 November 2007

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Shopping ethically can sometimes prove very expensive. Jeremy Halcrow took the challenge to devise an alternative Christmas shopping list using a budget of less than $100.

Click on the links below to see how he combines manages to combine economy, generosity and mercy this Christmas…

Saving Christmas from Santa #1

Saving Christmas from Santa #2

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