Olive tree sapling

Name: Olive tree sapling
Brand: Charity Gifts
SKU: PBC001-GEN21
Price: 24.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

Why an Olive tree?

Your gift of an olive tree could help keep hope alive for a local farmer in the occupied Palestinian territory.

These small saplings could show the farmer’s family a ray of light in a time of darkness.

With your gifts, our partner is planting olive tree saplings that can sustain the livelihoods of many Palestinian farmers. Together we are standing in solidarity with farmers in the hope of building a better future.

Thanks a bunch!

Where does the money go?

Each Charity Gifts purchase is a donation to Christian Aid’s work globally, enabling us to respond effectively wherever the need is greatest.

€24,00

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How to print cards at home

As soon as you've bought your card(s), you'll receive a PDF file for the gift(s) you've purchased. To print the card, you will need:

A printer that can print on thicker papers. Most of the printers will do the job. Make sure you have enough ink.
A thick paper suitable for your printer, such as greeting card paper or matt photo paper. You can consult your printer's manual for this.
A straight edge to help you fold your card.

Printing

We recommend using the Adobe Acrobat Reader DC PDF viewer software, which you can download for free. These instructions will assume you're using this software, but most software has similar functionality.

Open the PDF file.
Click the print icon in the toolbar, or go to the menu, click File then Print.
In the Pages to Print area, select All.
Under Page Sizing & Handling, choose Booklet.
In the Booklet Subset dropdown menu, choose Front side only / Back side only. If your printer can’t automatically print both sides, you can first print the front sides of the paper. Then reload those pages and print the back sides.
Leave the numbers in the Sheets From boxes as they are. Acrobat or Reader determines which sheets must print to accommodate the print job.
Select Auto-Rotate Pages to automatically rotate each page for the best fit in the printable area.
Print in colour at highest quality. If there's an option for the paper type, choose thicker paper (photo paper, card)

If you're not using Adobe Acrobat Reader DC...

Your software of choice or the software provided by your printer could have a booklet option. Be sure to choose that and follow the instructions.

For best results, make sure that

Your print quality settings are set to the highest quality
You're printing in colour
You're choosing thicker paper (photo paper, card) if your printer has an option for the paper type
You allow the ink to dry before printing on the other side and folding
You follow the instructions provided with your printer

If you don't have access to a manual...

You can always experiment with a regular paper, with your printer set to print at lowest quality
You don't need to print in colour, black and white or grayscale will be fine
Whether your printer's printing in portrait (vertical) or landscape (horizontal) mode, you should flip the paper along its left or right edge and place back in the feeding tray. Don't flip upside down.