Give Up A Gift Challenge
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This document discusses extreme poverty and proposes an alternative gift idea for the holiday season to help address it. It notes that extreme poverty is defined as living on under $1 per day, and over 1 billion people live in extreme poverty. For just $50 billion annually for 15 years, extreme poverty could be ended according to the World Bank. This is only 5% of what is spent in North America during the holiday retail season. The document asks the reader to consider forgoing one gift and instead donating that money to help end extreme poverty, suggesting it could make a real difference.
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Give Up A Gift Challenge
- 1. the
- 2. uend: has a challenge for U This holiday season⊠Ask for a different kind of gift A gift to end extreme poverty
- 4. Extreme poverty is defined by the United Nations as⊠living on under $1 a day You canât even buy a cup of coffee for that in Canada.
- 5. Thatâs misleading⊠They arenât living⊠âŠthey are actually dying every day from preventable causes⊠âŠfrom poverty
- 6. No guilt, just facts: 1.2 Billion (1 in 5) people live like that in the world In our world In my world In your world
- 7. No guilt, just facts: œ the people in our world live on under $2 per day More than 3 Billion people
- 8. $1/ day
- 9. No guilt, just facts: Over 22,000 people will die from poverty today⊠âŠand tomorrow, and every day And it is preventable
- 10. No guilt, just facts: âą$1 trillion spent on holiday retail & wholesale in North America âą$750,000 thrown away daily on disposable paper cups âą$40 billion is spent annually on video games
- 11. So⊠How much money would end extreme poverty?
- 12. according to the World Bank $50 billion annually for 15 years if spent properly
- 13. Thatâs 5% of what we spend during the holiday season in North America 1 out of 20 gifts
- 14. Shocked? Itâs mind boggling! So how can U make a difference?
- 15. How? If we all asked to receive just one gift differently this holiday seasonâŠ
- 16. How? If Canadians alone committed to just one $20 gift, we would raise $676,000,000
- 17. U have the power to choose.
- 18. Do you need another âcoolest pair of jeans in the worldâ? OrâŠ
- 19. âŠan education so she can feed her family for years to come?
- 20. Do you need that new super-cool tech thing-a-ma-jiggy? OrâŠ
- 21. âŠclean water for him for a Year?
- 22. We can put an end to poverty in our lifetime. Image by C. Bolin
- 23. Would U Give up a Gift this holiday season⊠âŠif it meant putting an END to poverty?
- 24. Ask your friends, ask your family, ask everyone⊠To give U a different kind of gift this holiday season
- 25. Take the challenge Give up a Gift at