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Life-changing gifts for Dads who don’t know what they want
Concern Gifts
Concern Gifts

Life-changing gifts for Dads who don’t know what they want

Does your Dad have no idea what he wants for Father's Day? How about changing the lives of the World's poorest people with a Concern charity gift.

  1. Choose the perfect gift for your loved one
  2. We'll send you a card to pass on to them, or e-card for instant delivery
  3. Together, you'll help transform lives all over the world

Browse more unique gifts.

Eliza says her family’s life has now completely changed! Photo: Chris Gagnon / Concern Worldwide

Water pump

£88.00
Buy a water pump and you’ll help farmers irrigate their land all year round – allowing their crops to flourish and produce healthier harvests.
Library books

Library books

£18.00
A novel gift idea
Teacher’s Gifts
Chicken

Six chickens

£17.00
One hen can lay up to 250 nutrient-packed eggs a year. So, imagine the impact of six!
Pig

Pig

£11.00
This popular gift is still hogging the limelight! And it’s no surprise when pigs provide such life-changing income.
Avocado trees

Avocado trees

£9.00
These lean, mean green berries provide 20 essential nutrients including fibre, potassium, B vitamins and folic acid.
CHANGE LIVES WITH CONCERN GIFTS

Goat

£35.00
A single goat can provide both soil-boosting manure and litres of nourishing milk. You can't bleat that!
Bicycle

Bicycle

£22.00
This eco-friendly gift can start a chain reaction to help a family out of poverty.
Mosquito net

Mosquito Net

£9.00
With a mosquito net around their beds, children can sleep safe and sound without the threat of disesase-carrying insects.
In South Sudan, Yerkow is now growing from strength to strength. Photo: Samir Bol / Concern Worldwide

Emergency food

£26.00
Just £26 today could provide one month’s worth of therapeutic food for children at our nutrition clinics.
Family survival pack

Family survival pack

£44.00
You could provide a family with the hope and essentials they need to survive during a crisis.