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3 Dec, 4 tweets, 2 min read
This year, I’m offering you a $100 @TisBest Charity Gift Card to donate to the charities of your choice. There are no strings attached. (1/4)
My hope is simply that you will experience the joy of receiving a charitable gift rather than a traditional one and you might consider giving charitable gifts to your friends, families, and colleagues. (2/4)
For 10+ years, I've given friends and colleagues Gift Cards that allow them to contribute to their favorite charities, and I’ve found this way of gifting wonderful. The people I give these gifts to love them and I love hearing what their favorite charities are and why. (3/4)
Now I want to share that experience with you. I promise that it will fill you with the holiday spirit, and I hope that you will pass this idea along to others who you think would appreciate it as well.

redefinegifting.tisbest.org (4/4)

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