Christmas Jumper Day is a relatively new tradition for your calendar but has a real meaning behind it and supports a well-known charity. Here’s when and why it is celebrated. The date of the day ...

If that sounds like your cup of tea, you can get involved by filling out the charity’s Christmas Jumper Day sign-up page. You can also help out by setting up a JustGiving fundraising page online ...

pre-loved Christmas jumper from one of its charity shops. It's important to note that you don't have to take part on December 12, Save The Children say you can celebrate it any day you want.

People are encouraged to donate £2 to Save the Children, or £1 if you're at school, to take part in Christmas Jumper Day. The charity also suggests wearing your a festive jumper while out ...

After buying a new Christmas jumper or, better yet, upcycling an existing one, the festive garment should be donned on the big day and a donation made to Save the Children. Sew-on badges and pin ...

or your school might be taking part in Christmas Jumper Day. The day was first set up by Save the Children - a charity that helps children around the world. The first official Christmas Jumper Day ...

One day in December, millions of people across the UK wear a Christmas jumper to work, school or with friends - and make a donation to the charity. Christmas Jumper Day is open to all, whether you ...

It’s almost time for this year’s Christmas Jumper Day but what is ... a children’s rights charity, while joining in with the festive day. Murs, 40, spoke about how he will celebrate ...

Christmas Jumper Day is not the time and place for the humble Fair Isle. 'Their designs give a nod to the festive season but they're much too understated for this charity event. Fundamentally ...

And each year, there is a national Christmas Jumper Day to raise money for charity. Christmas Jumper Day 2024 takes place on Thursday 12 December to raise money for Save The Children. People can ...