Ideas for sweet gift package for delivery.

[Anonymous]

My father, who had dementia for several years, died this past week. My mother would like to give the caregivers in the memory care center a sweet gift package that I can deliver to her to present to them. I’m trying to avoid the typical Harry and David shops and are looking for some unique ideas.

[Anonymous]

The point is the gesture of thanks, not the uniqueness of the gift. Just get them something from wherever - Harry & David, Wolferman's, Zingerman's and move on to focusing on grieving, which this is a distraction from.

[Anonymous]

Chocolate house on 18th st. They ship.

[Anonymous]

Cash

[Anonymous]

I’m sorry for your loss. I love the Ferrara bakery rainbow cookies. You can order from Costco. They also have a 4lb version if it’s for a lot of people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The point is the gesture of thanks, not the uniqueness of the gift. Just get them something from wherever - Harry & David, Wolferman's, Zingerman's and move on to focusing on grieving, which this is a distraction from.

I know you think this post is helpful, but it’s not. My mom doesn’t want the typical fruit assortment and asked for something on the sweets side which is why I asked the question.

I’m sorry if you think that offering our heartfelt thanks to the hardworking caregivers who took care of my father for years is a “distraction”. It’s a necessary courtesy that we’re glad to fulfill in a meaningful way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The point is the gesture of thanks, not the uniqueness of the gift. Just get them something from wherever - Harry & David, Wolferman's, Zingerman's and move on to focusing on grieving, which this is a distraction from.

I know you think this post is helpful, but it’s not. My mom doesn’t want the typical fruit assortment and asked for something on the sweets side which is why I asked the question.

I’m sorry if you think that offering our heartfelt thanks to the hardworking caregivers who took care of my father for years is a “distraction”. It’s a necessary courtesy that we’re glad to fulfill in a meaningful way.

sorry for your loss. please don't expend energy on people and responses like this. you're making a very kind gesture.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Cash

They don’t accept cash.

[Anonymous]

Uncle Chip’s is local, but ships. Their chocolate dipped shortbread is delicious.

I’m sorry for your loss.

[Anonymous]

Zingermans has a coffee cake trio

Still, I would do cash

[Anonymous]

https://levainbakery.com/products/signature-cookie-assortment?irclickid=yXlUPfVXIxyPTTLSAyWvyTaMUkHT8B3ZLyQl2k0&irgwc=1&utm_source=impact&Utm_medium=affiliates&utm_campaign=The%20WireCutter

[Anonymous]

Nothing Bundt cakes

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Zingermans has a coffee cake trio

Still, I would do cash

Assisted Living Facility prohibits giving cash to their employees, something stated in a previous post.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://levainbakery.com/products/signature-cookie-assortment?irclickid=yXlUPfVXIxyPTTLSAyWvyTaMUkHT8B3ZLyQl2k0&irgwc=1&utm_source=impact&Utm_medium=affiliates&utm_campaign=The%20WireCutter

Love LeVain! I looked on their website and sadly they don’t deliver to the address I need to send them. I ended up ordering from a company called Dancing Deer that I got info from someone else.

Thanks to all those who provided helpful responses!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nothing Bundt cakes

These are gross, no.