Cards for Good Causes, the UK's largest multi-charity Christmas card and gift retailer, is bringing festive cheer back to Kingston with the return of its much-loved seasonal pop-up shop at All Saints Church. 

With the festive season approaching, local shoppers can browse a wide range of Christmas cards, gifts, advent calendars, wrap, and decorations, while supporting over 80 national and local charities. 

The pop-up shop set up in All Saints (Image supplied)

Over the past decade, Cards for Good Causes has raised £20 million for charities including those focused on mental health, hospices, cancer research, children's causes, and animal welfare.

An additional £2.5 million has supported vital community spaces like libraries and churches across the UK. 

"Each card and gift purchased in our shops makes a real difference," said Christine Ansell, CEO of Cards for Good Causes.

"Not only do you support the charities we work with, but you're also helping to keep community spaces like All Saints Church thriving." 

This year, for the first time, Cards for Good Causes is offering Braille Christmas cards in support of the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB).

Kingston shoppers can also print personalised Braille messages in store, a first for the pop-up. 

Cards for Good Causes is the UK's largest multi-charity Christmas card and gift retailer (Image supplied)

The initiative also promotes community spirit, partnering with churches and libraries to create volunteering opportunities and bring people together during the festive season. 

For those who cannot make it in person, you can also shop the full range online at www.cardsforcharity.co.uk, with same-day dispatch and free delivery on orders over £40.