The catalog features a curated selection of handcrafted items designed to highlight the work of artisans while supporting the World Vision Fund. Melissa Joan Hart, a partner of the organization since 2019, is showcasing a Guatemalan-made travel pouch, while Alexa PenaVega is highlighting brass earrings crafted by Kenyan artisans. The collection also includes a Kitenge apron curated by Kel Mitchell and gold-toned angel wings featured by Roma Downey.

These donations support a broader range of humanitarian efforts, including clean water initiatives, emergency aid, and educational resources. By linking tangible gifts to long-term community development, the organization seeks to provide donors with a direct connection to the families they assist. Interested supporters can place orders at worldvisiongifts.org or via phone, with a December 9 deadline for guaranteed delivery by Christmas. The initiative reflects a shift toward mission-driven holiday shopping, encouraging participants to address global adversities through practical, sustainable interventions.