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HELP! Co-workers keep coming in a dropping off small gifts!
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Anonymous
| Any suggestions for co-worker gifts for mid-size group (20 people)? What have you done/seen that can be accomplished in 12-24 hours!?! |
Anonymous
| Cookies. Or a card. It doesn't have to be elaborate. |
Anonymous
| Cookies or some other baked goods - breads, muffins, etc. |
Anonymous
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Starbucks giftcards
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Anonymous
For $20 people? That's at least $200 in gift cards. |
Anonymous
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A basket of Cheryl's cookies. they come individually wrapped
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Anonymous
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Baked goods... or if you want to do a funny cheesy classic, remember candy cane reindeer from childhood?
Example: http://www.acandycanechristmas.com/crafts/candy-cane-reindeer.shtml |
Anonymous
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Here are your options from easiest/cheapest to hardest/costliest:
1. Homemade group gift (cookies) 2. Homemade individual gifts (cookies, maybe ornaments, etc) 3. Purchased group gift (Edible Arrangements?) 4. Purchased individual gifts (Starbucks gift cards) |
Anonymous
| Tomorrow morning brings bagels and cream cheese for everyone. |
Anonymous
| I think $5 for a card is perfectly reasonable at Starbucks-assuming you can get them in $5 increments. It would buy one coffee. So $100 in total. Not that you need to spend even that amt... the nicest is stuff you do at home but I can see why you might not watnt to get together 20 plates of goodies overnight! |
Anonymous
Not the OP - but this is a great idea. A nice gesture and fairly inexpensive. |
Anonymous
| I brought in homemade fudge and candies the other week. I figured that's good enough. I think it's nice for those to give me gifts, but I brought in homemade goodies for all to share. |
Anonymous
| OP here - thanks for the ideas...I think it will be coffee and bagels in the AM! |
Anonymous
| I used to keep a stash of random gifts under my desk for such occasions. |