s *Ideas*, Charitable Gifts Bloom For Years To Come (NAPSA)—There is good news for those who would like to help people in need make a better life for themselves, their children and their communities. A growing number of Americans are using a new charitable gift catalog that can makeit easier to help these children and families. Many people are finding that the gift of education is a gift that can lasta lifetime. The catalog offers more than 70 different gifts that meet basic needs—such as food, clean water, education, and health care—and offers help and hopeto individuals and communities. For example: A child in Africa can be sent to primary school for a full year for only $30, Nine fruit trees can be planted for a family in the Sudan, Kenya, or Ugandafor just $35, or A child in Romania or Mexico can have a healthier future by providing immunization and care for just $25. The catalog also makes it possible to give these gifts in the name of friends, family, or co-workers. Someone named as a donor receives a special card describing the gift andits effect. Founded in 1950, World Vision is a Christian humanitarian orga- nization serving children and families in nearly 100 countries. To order, visit www.worldvi siongifts.org or call 1-888-511-6511. All items are tax deductible.
