The 4-year-old has taken the initiative to collect Christmas gifts for underprivileged children, when she had a nightmare of missing something.
The compassionate Pippa Jackson has challenged herself to create a care package for 200 children that will not come during the festive period.
In each, to help keep her warm, she puts a present, some colored pencils and a hat, scarf and gloves.
Pippa Jackson had a bad dream about not having any gifts for the kids on Christmas day – so she started putting together care packages.
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The barrel from St. Te Stall in Cornwall, England, got excited after he had a bad dream about children having no gifts to open on Christmas morning.
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Her mom, Cady Jackson, 23, who is helping her with the project, said Pippa is also getting some help with her project.
“Pippa is currently receiving donations, making Christmas parcels, and next week we will also be decorating,” Jackson said. “[The decorations] Is to be sold, and all the money he raises will go towards buying gifts for deprived children. “
Jackson was encouraged to start the project after confirming that his daughter “dreams that some kids won’t open gifts on Christmas day and she wants to help”.
“He’s so kind, he has a golden heart,” Jackson said. “She wants to help anyone in need. We’ll go to some women’s shelters, orphanages, that kind of thing – we can find anywhere to help the children.”
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Jackson and Pippa are currently spending the evening together with Parcel, some of the contents of which have been kindly donated to the family.
Jackson, whose second daughter is Zara, 2, added: “The parcel will have bits and bobs, small stockings fillers, hoopy cushions, pens, coloring pencils, hats, scarves and gloves – just in case they need them. Can get. “
Pippa (right), seen here with sister Zara, hopes to make a 200 care package before Christmas.
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Jackson added that care packages would be “segregated in age and boys and girls.”
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“We hope to make 200 – that’s what Pippa said, I’ve cut my work. This is if we can get enough donations and buy enough toys. If we have enough we will go up and down.
“Donations have been good so far, I have some stuff from a few local shops and more to come soon, I think next week.”
