What should I write in my Operation Christmas Child letter?
What Should We Say?
- Your first name (and last name, if you hope they will write to you).
- Where you live (Just the country or state if you are more comfortable with anonymity, or send your address and they might write back!).
- Why you chose the gifts you chose.
- Why you make gifts for your shoeboxes.
- Jesus loves them.
Can I tape my Operation Christmas Child box?
Operation Christmas Child provides free cardboard boxes that anyone can use to pack. They have also introduced their own plastic version that can be purchased on their website or at Hobby Lobby. Operation Christmas Child will put tape around each box to ensure it stays closed.
Can you put lip balm in Operation Christmas Child boxes?
Valerie Moss-Deegan‎Operation Christmas Child Yes Valerie Moss-Deegan, lip balm is fine; but no liquid lip gloss, please.
How can I make Christmas gifts for Operation Christmas Child?
Operation Christmas Child, sponsored by Samaritan’s Purse, is a great way to kick-off the holiday season and to make Repurpose empty Altoids tins to make jewelry making bead kits for Operation Christmas Child shoebox gifts. DIY pearly and colourful bracelets for your girl boxes.
What should I pack for Operation Christmas Child?
Red-and-green cardboard or plastic shoeboxes make packing even easier for your group. A collection of banners, displays, balloons, and more available for purchase. A spot to find items to help you spread the word about Operation Christmas Child.
What is Operation Christmas Child hub?
A central hub of lessons/activities, promotional resources, videos, and articles all geared for kids and families. A hub with all the information and resources student groups need to be involved in Operation Christmas Child.
Do I need permission to use the Operation Christmas Child logo?
Multiple labels to download and print. Permission is required to use the Operation Christmas Child logo. Please fill out the Logo Request Form prior to using it in any way. Helpful information about how and how not to use the Operation Christmas Child logo.