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IRC Rescue Gift tops New York Times holiday giving list
December 4, 2011
By The IRC
Photo: Peter Biro/IRC
"Choosing the perfect holiday gift is one of life’s greater challenges, modestly more difficult than earning a Ph.D. in astrophysics. So it is time for my annual gift guide. For starters, the Web sites of the major humanitarian organizations offer alluring holiday gifts. Through the International Rescue Committee, $30 buys a flock of chickens for a needy family."
- Pultizer Prize winning journalist Nicholas D. Kristof, recommending an IRC Rescue Gift in his annual column on great charities and meaningful gifts that last. Kristof's round-up appeared in today's New York Times.
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