Christmas Sticckers for money?
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You can get them at office max.
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Check your local news paper's classified section. Also, I got a great buy at our local 2nd hand Thrift store! Sometimes even your local church will run one.
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http://christmascantata.com/
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I have never heard of the White Elephant, but it may be the same as what my extended family does at Christmas. Each person brings a wrapped gift around $20.00, marks them as a man, woman, or either gift. We each draw a number, number 1 picks a gift from under the tree, each person can either take a gift from under the tree or take another persons gift. It gets to be very funny, but make sure that there isnt a cry baby in the group or they will ruin it for everyone. \nMy 82 year old Dad doesn't shop, so for Christmas he cracks open walnuts very carefully removes the meat of the nut and replaces it with money. Then he glues them back together and hangs them on a tree branch. Each of us takes turns picking a nut from the tree cracking it open to find our surprise inside. It can be anywhere from a nickle to $100.00 bill. He devised this plan saying that he doesn't have to worry with shopping, and no one could ever say that he favors one child/grandchild/great grandchild over another.
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Try your local Thrift Shops, Goodwill or Salvation Army thriftshops.  They will re-sell them & most of the time, the money goes to great causes.  Try putting them into a shoebox already decorated (no prices of course) that say "GREETING CARDS".  People are always out for bargains & you're just might be someone's treasure!  Military bases have thrift shops as well & donations are always appreciated!  Thanks for thinking of others!
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My roommate and I asked my Mom what she wanted for Christmas (30 years ago). Her reply was,"A money tree". I think she was trying to be "cute". Well, we got a branch from a tree, spray painted it with gold paint. Then we put it in a flower pot(painted gold). And took $50.00 worth of one dollar bills and fan folded them and taped them on the branches. Took change and taped them into a chain and draped it around the the "tree". When she open it, she laughed so hard she had tears in her eyes.
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Divide the $150.00 3 ways: (1) Help your favorite church or organization with $50. (2) Buy some winter clothes for you. (3) Buy something nice for $50.00 for your family, boyfriend, husband, or best friend. Another idea: Save back the $150 and try to add $50 dollars per week to it till New Year's Eve. Get a group of friends to do the same. Take a few days off around that time and go to Vegas. Have a blast!!!
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Check out these two sites. Maybe they  might be of help Good Luck  And MERRY CHRISTMAS
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Money to go Mall shopping for the Xmas sales.\nThat is my final answer.
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Why not save your money till Christmas and buy a gift that they haven't outgrown?
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Sweety - Are you asking a question or making a statement?  Of course it would be ideal if all the money overspent in the US (and other places) for Christmas was given to those in need both at home and abroad.  But, its not going to happen.  \n\nThe answer is, Americans spend more money for Christmas gifts than they have which is the reason the holiday has become so commercial. \n\nGBYou
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Firstly, get a receipt from Toys for tots when you drop of the goods (I'm assuming this is an in-kind donation) but also draw up a list for yourself detailing what you donated and the general condition of each item.  the description "One box of toys - $750" is no longer going to cut it with the IRS.
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Draw one name out of the bunch and buy a really nice gift for that person.  Then have everyone else do the same.  You should really suggest doing this as most people with money, want to hang onto their money too, and they will welcome the idea of just buying for one person.  Of course, you should still buy for the children in the family - Christmas is for kids.
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Try World Vision- http://www.worldvision.org/worldvision/wvususfo.nsf/stable/metro_chicago_christmas\n\nChicagoland Toys for Tots- 773-866-8697
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My 2 children, hubby and I collect small change all year round, and every year here there is a help Santa toy parade. At the parade firemen go around with stockings and people donate money. That is when we put all of our savings of small change for the year and donate it to the needy children at Christmas time. I find it to be a great tradition and it helps my children to be generous and giving to others who are not as fortunate as we.\nThe parade was this Saturday that just passed.
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Go to "Dollar Central" and pick up a nice (cheap) box of Christmas cards. Go to your local lottery retailer and buy scratch & win tickets for each of your friends and perhaps blow a whole $ 10.00 on the crummy in-laws.\n\nWrite some nice warm & fuzzy stuff in the cards and wish them luck with the tickets & the new year!\n\nMerry Christmas! And may 2007 be brighter!
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Put them on ebay... you might get some good money there