Cancer care, mental health, animal welfare... our cards and gifts help to make a difference
With just two weeks until Christmas, Bristol shoppers are being encouraged to visit the Cards for Good Causes pop-up shops at Tyndale Baptist Church and John Wesley’s New Room.
The seasonal stores offer Christmas cards, gifts, decorations, gift wrap and more, with proceeds supporting local and national charities, as well as the venues themselves.
Cards for Good Causes says the shops provide a simple way for people to support charitable causes during one of the busiest times of the year. Visitors can find last-minute gifts, stocking fillers or unique Secret Santa ideas. More than 70 charities benefit from purchases, covering areas including cancer care, mental health, children’s services and animal welfare.


The pop-up shops have already welcomed hundreds of visitors, but organisers are encouraging shoppers to make a final visit before the holiday. Christine Ansell, CEO at Cards for Good Causes, said: “Every purchase from our pop-up shops provides vital funding to our charities and local community spaces.
“From cancer care to mental health support, children’s services, animal welfare and much more, our cards and gifts really do help to make a difference. With just two weeks to go, this is a wonderful way to make Christmas meaningful.”
The Tyndale Baptist Church shop is open until Thursday 18 December, and John Wesley’s New Room will remain open until Saturday 13 December. Both sites operate Monday to Saturday from 10am to 4pm.
For those unable to visit in person, the full range of products is available online, with free delivery on orders over £40, at www.cardsforcharity.co.uk.
