Celebrities join Christmas Jumper Day for Save The Children

On Friday 12 December, it's Christmas Jumper Day!

Charity Save the Children are aiming to 'make the world better with a sweater' and have created Christmas Jumper Day to help raise money to save children's lives worldwide.

A whole host of celebrities have joined forces and donned their Christmas jumpers to support the cause.

To help raise money and get involved, all you have to do is wear your favourite Christmas Jumper and donate £2 to Save the Children. All money raised will go towards simple solutions to prevent the deaths of children in the world's poorest countries.

For more information and to make your £2 donation, go to christmasjumperday.org

The Snowman wears a Christmas jumper from Beyond Retro priced from £18 - £25, where all Christmas jumpers sold are raising funds for Save the Children’s vital work. The Snowman will be flying back to the West End stage this Christmas, at the Peacock Theatre, 26 November - 4 January. Buy tickets online or call 0844 412 4322.

For more information and to make your £2 donation, go to christmasjumperday.org

For more information and to make your £2 donation, go to christmasjumperday.org

For more information and to make your £2 donation, go to christmasjumperday.org

You can buy a Christmas jumper from your local Asda store or online at George.com, where there’s a range of women’s, men’s and children’s jumpers all raising funds for Save the Children.

Kate wears a Save the Children Christmas jumper from George at Asda. You can buy a Christmas jumper from your local Asda store or online, where there’s a range of women’s, men’s and children’s jumpers all raising funds for Save the Children’s vital work.

For more information and to make your £2 donation, go to christmasjumperday.org

For more information and to make your £2 donation, go to christmasjumperday.org

For more information and to make your £2 donation, go to christmasjumperday.org

Natasha wears a Save the Children Christmas jumper from George at Asda. You can buy a Christmas jumper from your local Asda store or online, where there’s a range of women’s, men’s and children’s jumpers all raising funds for Save the Children’s vital work.

For more information and to make your £2 donation, go to christmasjumperday.org

Paul wears a Save the Children Christmas jumper from George at Asda. You can buy a Christmas jumper from your local Asda store or online, where there’s a range of women’s, men’s and children’s jumpers all raising funds for Save the Children’s vital work.

For more information and to make your £2 donation, go to christmasjumperday.org

Ashley wears a Save the Children Christmas jumper from George at Asda. You can buy a Christmas jumper from your local Asda store or online, where there’s a range of women’s, men’s and children’s jumpers all raising funds for Save the Children’s vital work.

For more information and to make your £2 donation, go to christmasjumperday.org

On Friday 12 December, it's Christmas Jumper Day!

Charity Save the Children are aiming to 'make the world better with a sweater' and have created Christmas Jumper Day to help raise money to save children's lives worldwide.

A whole host of celebrities have joined forces and donned their Christmas jumpers to support the cause.

To help raise money and get involved, all you have to do is wear your favourite Christmas Jumper and donate £2 to Save the Children. All money raised will go towards simple solutions to prevent the deaths of children in the world's poorest countries.

For more information and to make your £2 donation, go to christmasjumperday.org

The Snowman wears a Christmas jumper from Beyond Retro priced from £18 - £25, where all Christmas jumpers sold are raising funds for Save the Children’s vital work. The Snowman will be flying back to the West End stage this Christmas, at the Peacock Theatre, 26 November - 4 January. Buy tickets online or call 0844 412 4322.

For more information and to make your £2 donation, go to christmasjumperday.org