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Charity Christmas gifts that help fight mitochondrial disease

Fundraising

11 November 2024

Last updated 3 November 2026

Choosing charity Christmas gifts means your presents also support a good cause. When you buy from The Lily Foundation’s Christmas shop, or raise funds while you shop online, your money goes towards supporting families affected by mitochondrial disease and funding research into treatments.

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Why choose charity gifts this Christmas?

Charity gifts let you give something thoughtful to someone you care about while supporting a cause that matters. Every purchase from The Lily Foundation’s shop helps people living with mitochondrial disease, which makes a present feel that bit more meaningful for the person opening it.

Where can I buy charity Christmas gifts from The Lily Foundation?

Our Christmas shop has Lily-branded clothing, unique gifts and stocking fillers, so there’s something for most people on your list. Each purchase supports our work for families affected by mitochondrial disease.

An experience gift: tickets to the Lily Comedy Night

If you’d rather give an experience than an object, the Lily Comedy Night returns in February. It’s the funniest night in the Lily calendar, and a ticket makes an original gift. We’ll be announcing a super-exciting line-up shortly, so check back for details.

How can I raise money for The Lily Foundation while Christmas shopping online?

You can use easyfundraising to donate to The Lily Foundation at no extra cost to you. Retailers donate a percentage of what you spend, whether it’s gifts, stocking fillers, gift cards, alcohol or the Christmas turkey. Sign up to support The Lily Foundation on easyfundraising and start your Christmas shopping from there.

What is mitochondrial disease?

It’s a group of genetic conditions caused by faulty mitochondria, which means cells can’t produce enough energy. It can affect many parts of the body, and there’s currently no cure. Read more about mitochondrial disease.

Make this Christmas a season of giving

Whether you choose a gift from our shop, a comedy night ticket or shop online through easyfundraising, your Christmas shopping can help fight mitochondrial disease and bring hope to everyone affected.