Lindt is bringing back the magic of Christmas stockings this December by giving away free 100g Lindt TEDDYs in selected Lindt stores — and every free or sold TEDDY will help raise vital funds for the NSPCC.

New research from Lindt shows that almost half of UK adults miss the festive traditions they loved as children, especially waking up to a Christmas stocking. Now families can relive that nostalgic moment together while supporting a charity that protects children across the UK.

How to Get Your Free Lindt TEDDY

Simply bring a Christmas stocking to a participating Lindt store on 13–14 December or 20–21 December.
You’ll receive a free 100g Lindt TEDDY, one per person, while stocks last.

Participating stores:

  • London Piccadilly

  • Portsmouth

  • Bluewater

  • Leeds

  • Manchester

  • Cannock

  • Livingston

  • Bridgend

Every TEDDY Makes a Difference

For every 100g Lindt TEDDY given away or sold, Lindt will donate £1 to the NSPCC to help fund Childline — a service that many children rely on, especially during the festive season. Lindt aims to raise £100,000 this Christmas, adding to the £800,000 already donated since the partnership began.

Whether you’re treating the kids, surprising a loved one, or simply rediscovering a bit of festive sparkle for yourself, picking up a Lindt TEDDY is a sweet way to support a vital cause.

By Beth Ashton

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