Honor your loved ones, Feed families in need
This holiday season, send a card that spreads joy to your loved ones while helping families in need. With every Society of St. Andrew (SoSA) Christmas card, you not only share heartfelt wishes but also make a meaningful impact by providing fresh, nutritious food to those facing hunger.
While you and your family celebrate the season, many Americans face hunger and poverty. With your donation through our Christmas cards, you can honor your family and friends while providing hope and nutritious food to those struggling across the country.
Send a card that gives back this Christmas—help spread joy and nourish those in need!
Place your order today!
Love adding a personal touch to your Christmas cards? Click the “Order Cards” button to have your cards shipped directly to you. Then, simply sign them and send them to your friends and family.
Short on time? Let us handle it! Click the “Let SoSA Write Your Cards” button, share your list of recipients and any personal messages, and we’ll handwrite and mail your cards for you.
The Artist
Beth Hopper is a self-taught artist from Holly Springs, NC, specializing in acrylic painting. Read more about her and see her work at www.bethhopperart.com.
The Artist’s Inspiration
“No One Else But Us” is the exhale after labor, when we see a new mother and her precious child, their relationship shifting in a second from strangers to the ineffable bond of family. The infant Jesus is like any other baby here, utterly reliant on his mother, fragile and vulnerable, and Mary responds to his need with an outpouring of pride, affection, and adoration. This is incarnate agape love, and for just a moment, Jesus belongs to her alone. The world celebrates Jesus’ birth with lights and songs and gifts, but at the first Christmas, a mother and child had a singular moment to simply love each other in the most basic human way.
– Artist, Beth Hopper
Deadline to order: Place your orders by Friday, December 5, 2025.
(This allows enough time to write and mail your cards during a busy time of year for postal deliveries.)
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