From donations you can make in their name, to gorgeous artisanal homewares made as part of a social enterprise project -- whatever cause your loved one cares about, there's a present for that.
£25 (add Care for refugee women + Disability Support + £50), choose.love
Started by a group of friends to help refugees in Calais in 2015, Choose Love continues to provide shelter, legal assistance, community spaces and so much more to people from countries around the world who are displaced. Its rainbow support donation helps LGBTQIA+ people, who in many countries are persecuted just for being themselves.
£395, ishkar.com
This beautiful embroidered runner is made by The Milaya Project, a non-profit working with South Sudanese artisans living in the Bidibidi camp in Uganda. It is themed on work, rest, play and dreams and will look stunning as the centre piece for a festive spread.
Sapling's climate-positive vodkas support deforestation with every bottle Each one has a unique code which tells you where a tree was planted as a result of your purchase, so your giftee might also get a fruit tree in London in their honour.
£6.95, arthouseunlimited.org
Ethically-sourced charity-supporting chocolate from Arthouse Unlimited is wrapped with stunning art by creatives living with complex neuro-diverse and physical support needs. Willy Wonka eat your heart out!
£10, shop.savethechildren.org.uk
In a smart amber bottle, wrapped in artwork by a child supported by Save the Children in Sierra Leone, this gentle cleanser is made with an essential oil blend of neroli, sweet orange, lavender and rosemary. And of course, profits go towards helping children change their future for good.
£45, wildatheartfoundation.org
If your loved one is a dog devotee then there's no better gift: 100 per cent of profits from purchasing one of Wild at Heart's sweet cotton sweaters is donated to saving stray dogs around the world.
£50, unwomenuk.org
The perfect last-minute charity gift: you can donate to UN Women UK in someone else's name online and receive a certificate. The important bundle includes essential supplies, days worth of food, and access to psychological support, which go to the women and their families who need them most.
aceofclubs.org.uk
Ace of Clubs is a South London based charity offering access to a hot meal, clothing, a laundry service, showers, healthcare, housing and welfare support and access to computers. Donate just £20 and it will pay for 40 pairs of socks to keep the toes of those in need dry and warm.
£50, libertylondon.com
Liberty is supporting FEED London this year, whose mission is to end school holiday hunger by supporting children living in poverty by supplying food boxes. A £50 box will help see a family in need through the festive period.