We’re Donating 10% of Affiliate Earnings Until 13th December — Here’s How You Can Help Just by Sharing

This year, I wanted Campingzilla to be more than just another gear recommendation site. So between now and 13th December, 10% of everything this site earns through affiliate links will go towards buying Christmas toys for kids who might not get much under the tree. I’ve always believed that good gear should be used, not just stored, and I feel the same about happiness. If something makes our trips better, it should help bring a bit of joy somewhere else too.

How You Can Support (Without Spending a Penny Extra)

If you’ve ever read a guide on Campingzilla, you’ll know that some links are affiliate links — meaning if someone buys gear through them, I earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. From now until 13th December, 10% of that commission will go straight into a Christmas toy fund.Here’s how you can help without donating directly:

Follow Campingzilla on X (Twitter)

Repost or share the charity announcement post

If you plan on buying gear anyway, use the links inside Campingzilla guides — it still costs you nothing extra

Tag a friend or camper who might want to support it too> Sometimes small actions — like a repost — travel further than we realise.

Why This Matters!

Christmas can be a tough time for a lot of families. If a handful of gear clicks and reposts turn into even one extra toy for a child, then this site will have done something more meaningful than just list sleeping bags and camping tables.I’ll share updates and proof of purchases before Christmas so everyone can see exactly what was donated and where it went. Transparency matters.

Join In — Follow & Share Follow us on X: (x.com/Campingzilla/)

Look for the pinned post about the Christmas Toy Fund and hit repost If you’re part of the Campingzilla community, this is an easy way to be part of something good without needing to donate directly. Gear helps us enjoy trips… this helps someone else enjoy Christmas.—Thanks for being part of this — even following or sharing makes a difference.