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Christmas Cards Can Make a Difference
If you're already on the hunt for this year's Christmas cards, why not choose cards that will make a difference?
The Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children (RIDBC) has just released its Christmas catalogue for 2005.
Private and corporate buyers can enjoy superior quality cards, beautiful designs and very competitive prices. For corporate buyers, there is also the option of customising with your own message and company logo.
Your purchase will assist the vital work of RIDBC in providing a wide range of educational programs for children with hearing or vision impairment, including children with additional disabilities.
With the help of volunteers who pack
and ship your cards, even more of the purchase price comes back to RIDBC.
As one of Australia's oldest charities, RIDBC relies heavily on community support to continue its programs.
The Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children (RIDBC) is Australia's premier provider of educational services to children with hearing and/or vision impairment.More information about the Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children can be found at www.ridbc.org.au
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