Would your child like a letter from Santa?

Has your child written their Christmas wish-list and sent it off to Father Christmas? Imagine their face if they received a personalised letter from Santa before Christmas Day.

You can arrange this for an affordable donation to the NSPCC, the charity that campaigns against child abuse.

For a suggested donation of £5, a child will receive a fun, colourful and personalised letter from Santa himself.

There are 5 magical styles of letter for children of all ages. and each letter is personalised with the child’s name, age, address, gender and best friend’s name.

The letters are beautifully illustrated and arrive via ‘reindeer mail’.

In addition to creating a memory for your child, by sending a Letter from Santa, you can improve another child’s Christmas and help the NSPCC to protect children all year round through its projects and services including ChildLine – the UK’s free, confidential 24-hour helpline and online service for children and young people in distress or danger.

Every £5 raised by Letter from Santa will help ChildLine be there whenever a child seeks help either online or by phone. And every £25 raised will enable a trained practitioner to deliver one hour of support through the NSPCC’s helpline for adults who are concerned about a child.

The year’s media stories and events have highlighted the increasing demand on charities such as the NSPCC so every donation is very much needed.

The reindeer mailroom is open until 17 December 2012, and all those who request an NSPCC Letter from Santa this year will be entered into competition to win a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Lapland for a family of four.

Find out more online http://www.nspcc.org.uk/santa or alternatively call 0845 839 9304 to request your letter.