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This is Piggy, a piggy bank that "introduces the notion of charity and directs attention toward others less fortunate." The larger bank is for a child's personal savings; the smaller one is for charitable giving. And the two nestle together as a reminder that generosity and wealth should be linked. It's by the design studio Materious. You can get a set here.
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