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Looking for Christmas gifts for family and friends? Check out Panda Gifts 2020 —a selection of eco-friendly items from the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Philippines.
The 2020 catalog features items that "contribute to building back a better planet for everyone. A portion of the proceeds for each product will be donated to the organization’s conservation initiatives."
The catalog includes the following wearables:
statement shirts to help raise awareness on various environmental issues;
Endangered Stamps Collection tees exclusively designed in partnership with the Veterinary Student Achievers Society of the Philippines;
limited-edition shirt and mug by Miss Universe Philippines 2020, and
wildlife-inspired Bergel headwear.
Panda shirts with WWF's logo are available from P450 up.
The inspiration for WWF's logo is Chi-Chi, a giant panda living at the London Zoo in 1961, the same year that WWF was created.
According to the WWF website, the founders felt that Chi-Chi, "the big, furry animal with her appealing, black-patched eyes would make an excellent choice."
The logo design evolved over the years but Chi-Chi's distinctive features are still essential to WWF’s trademark, recognized as a universal symbol for the conservation movement.
Meanwhile, those who want to help reduce the use of unnecessary plastics can choose from the following Panda Gifts:
Aqua Carton and KeepCup products;
insulated tumblers from Corkcicle, Thermos, and Slique, and
Stasher bags.
In a news release, WWF said, "By supporting WWF-PH’s conservation efforts through Panda Gifts, you will also get to choose a set of WWF gift cards from Sticker Street as a token of our appreciation."
For more details, log on to http://wwf.org.ph to check out the full Panda Gifts 2020 catalog for more information about this year’s roster of products.
For bulk orders and inquiries, please contact pandagifts@wwf.org.ph or call (0916) 284 1690.
For those interested in co-branding or partnering up with WWF-Philippines, please contact Kent Rebultan, Brand and Innovative Partnerships’ lead at krebultan@wwf.org.ph.