Q. k for work we have this secret santa thing and i got this kid that's really into baseball. thats all i know about him really haha. he likes food um yeah so we can't spend more than 10$ and i can't ask him what he wants cause it's secret haha so if you could give me some ideas that'd be just great!! thanks :)
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Maybe you could find out from his friends or ask one of your friends to find out what else he likes.
Some ideas would be a baseball hat or shirt. You could always buy him a $10 gift card for a sports store or restaurant.
Hope that helps!
Maybe you could find out from his friends or ask one of your friends to find out what else he likes.
Some ideas would be a baseball hat or shirt. You could always buy him a $10 gift card for a sports store or restaurant.
Hope that helps!
Thank you or Gift Ideas?
melitys
My son was recently in the hospital and the folks at work took up a collection for him. There are about 74 people that work in the office and my son is only one year old. I am looking for a way to thank them. I don't want to be generic and buy a regular thank you card. I would like to do something else...any ideas? That are not too complicated???
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Thank you for putting up such a great post. It's awesome to hear about the generosity of wonderful people in you and your son's life, and you wanting to be show your gratitude as best you can.
Naturally, with 74 people to thank, nobody would begrudge you if you gave out standard thank you cards. Some other ideas:
⢠Bake or buy cookies or bring in pizza or other snacks with flowers for the break-room.
⢠Does your office need a small appliance like a microwave or new coffee maker? An air purifier for the breakroom or a mini-fridge for common areas? It might make a nice thank you gift.
⢠The "lifesaver" thank you is always a hit. You use the standard thank you card, but you go to Costco or Target and buy those bulk lifesavers and your tape it to each thank you with the words "you're a lifesaver" on it.
⢠Write a letter to the editor of your local newspaper or and thanking everybody and then frame it. Your boss may thank you for the free publicity if it gets in print. If you'd like, I'll post your personal letter of thanks to your everybody at your company on my website, (contact me via my website page referenced below) and you can inaugurate the page this question inspired me to put up. "Acts of Gratitude around the world." I'll post a picture and help you write it, if you like. (We get over 9,000 visitors a month and counting).
No matter what you do, any kind of thank you will be perfect. Thanks for posting this. You're story is very inspiring.
Gratefully yours,
Christy Murphy
Thank you for putting up such a great post. It's awesome to hear about the generosity of wonderful people in you and your son's life, and you wanting to be show your gratitude as best you can.
Naturally, with 74 people to thank, nobody would begrudge you if you gave out standard thank you cards. Some other ideas:
⢠Bake or buy cookies or bring in pizza or other snacks with flowers for the break-room.
⢠Does your office need a small appliance like a microwave or new coffee maker? An air purifier for the breakroom or a mini-fridge for common areas? It might make a nice thank you gift.
⢠The "lifesaver" thank you is always a hit. You use the standard thank you card, but you go to Costco or Target and buy those bulk lifesavers and your tape it to each thank you with the words "you're a lifesaver" on it.
⢠Write a letter to the editor of your local newspaper or and thanking everybody and then frame it. Your boss may thank you for the free publicity if it gets in print. If you'd like, I'll post your personal letter of thanks to your everybody at your company on my website, (contact me via my website page referenced below) and you can inaugurate the page this question inspired me to put up. "Acts of Gratitude around the world." I'll post a picture and help you write it, if you like. (We get over 9,000 visitors a month and counting).
No matter what you do, any kind of thank you will be perfect. Thanks for posting this. You're story is very inspiring.
Gratefully yours,
Christy Murphy
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