24 beautiful charity Christmas cards to send this year
Country Life picks out 24 of the most beautiful charity Christmas cards to send this year.
Barney the sheep, for Cancer Research UK
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Moonlit hares, for British Red Cross
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Black Game in Snow, for GWCT
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Under an African Sky, for Traidcraft
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Following the Star, for Macmillan Cancer Support
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Mary and the Holy Infant, for Traidcraft
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Carols in the Village Square, for Dogs Trust
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Stained-glass windows, for Barnardo’s
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Decorated stag, for Marie Curie
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Midnight Squirrel, for Woodland Trust
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O little town of Bethlehem, for Alzheimer’s Society
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Christmas Delivery, for Alzheimer’s Society
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Dashing through the snow, for Dogs Trust
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Deep and Crisp and Even/Winter Winner, for Injured Jockeys Fund
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Choristers, for Marie Curie
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Silent flight, for British Red Cross
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At the Manger, for Mind
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Family Outing, for Spinal Injuries Association
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O Christmas tree, for Sue Ryder
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Skating at Somerset House, for Great Ormond Street Hospital
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The Story of Christmas, for Tearfund
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Pheasant Walk/Mr Prickles, for Woodland Trust
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Horses in Winter, for Spinal Research
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A Wintery Night, for Marie Curie
Annunciata is director of contemporary art gallery TIN MAN ART and an award-winning journalist specialising in art, culture and property. Previously, she was Country Life’s News & Property Editor. Before that, she worked at The Sunday Times Travel Magazine, researched for a historical biographer and co-founded a literary, art and music festival in Oxfordshire. Lancashire-born, she lives in Hampshire with a husband, two daughters and a mischievous pug.
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