RASASC Christmas Cards

Send a RASASC card this Christmas

This Christmas, why not support RASASC through your Christmas cards?

Packs of RASASC Christmas cards are available at the reduced cost of £2.50 for a pack of 10. All funds raised through our Christmas cards will go towards our vital work with survivors of rape and sexual abuse across Surrey.

The cards feature a snowy, festive scene with a tree full of robins and winter berries. Inside the greeting reads 'Season's Greetings'

Each pack of 10 is available for £2.50 plus postage:

One pack:	£1.50 postage
Two packs:	£2.00 postage
Three or more packs:	£3.30 postage

To order yours, email: events@rasasc-guildford.org with the number of packs you require and the address to send them to.

Payment including postage can be made through our JustGiving page as a one-off donation, with the reference 'Christmas cards'. Cards will be dispatched to you second class.

Thank you for supporting RASASC this Christmas

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