World Vision has launched its 2026 Christmas Gift Catalog, offering handcrafted products to donors alongside opportunities to fund its humanitarian work. The Christian organization announced the collection on September 14, continuing a catalog program it says has operated for more than three decades.

Supporters who donate to the World Vision Fund can receive an artisan-made item for themselves or as a gift. This year’s selection features products made in Guatemala, Kenya and India and promoted by celebrity supporters of the charity.

Four featured artisan products

Melissa Joan Hart is presenting the Faithfully Woven travel pouch, made from silk and leather by artisans in Guatemala. Hart has supported World Vision since 2019.

Alexa PenaVega, a supporter since 2023, is featuring the Called to Light earrings, made by Kenyan artisans using brass and cow horn. Kel Mitchell, who has supported the organization since 2021, is presenting the Patchwork of Promise Kitenge apron, also made in Kenya.

Roma Downey, described as World Vision’s newest celebrity supporter, is featuring a pair of Heartfelt Ornament angel wings. The ornament is made in India from gold-toned sheet iron.

World Vision says the selection highlights the work of fair-trade artisans while drawing attention to its programs for children and families. Hart said her experience of seeing those programs influenced her support for the catalog.

Donations and holiday fulfillment

Donations to the World Vision Fund support the organization’s broader activities. The catalog also lets donors support areas including access to water and healthcare, farm animals, economic tools and training, emergency assistance, education and child protection.

Orders can be placed through the catalog website or by telephone. World Vision gives December 9 as the donation deadline for delivery by Christmas.

The organization says it works with children, families and communities to address poverty and injustice, and serves people regardless of religion, race, ethnicity or gender.