Place the cards in the order you would like to receive them.

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Place the cards in the order you would like to receive them

Place the cards in order of priority for a family in rural Africa

Decide which gift would make the most difference

You have £1,000 to spend on a family. What will you buy for them? Dairy Cow£650 Goat£33 Cockerel£5 Chicken£7 Rabbits£14 Veg Box£15 Bug Buster£12 Apple Orchard£17 Keyhole Garden£14 Magic Muck£8 Tip Tap£12 Clean Latrine£20 Bike, Boots and a Barrow£100 Full Farm Yard£1,450 Motorbike£3,000

Try to come up with some fundraising ideas to raise money for a useful gift