Anonymous
05/12/2024 14:56
Subject: College graduation gifts
Anonymous wrote:the gifts that we appreciated were:
-a CASE of toilet paper
-case of soap
-case of our favorite canned veggies
-costco/bigbox membership
-gas gift cards
-jewelry
If someone gave me any of your gifts particularly toilet paper, soap or vegetables I would think you think I am homeless.
Do not buy jeqelry or gas gift cards! Good grief!
Anonymous
05/12/2024 14:54
Subject: College graduation gifts
Anonymous wrote:Any recommendations on gifts for college graduation? Not looking to spend more than $75-100. If it matters, it’s a woman who will be starting a job in a new city. I prefer not to give money or a gift card. We are just entering the phase of knowing college graduates and have no sense of what the norm is. Thanks for any suggestions!
College kids would prefer to pick out their own stuff. If you buy a bag that is your style they will be stuck with that thing they don't want
How close are you to the graduate? If it were me I would rather money or nothing.
Anonymous
05/12/2024 14:04
Subject: College graduation gifts
the gifts that we appreciated were:
-a CASE of toilet paper
-case of soap
-case of our favorite canned veggies
-costco/bigbox membership
-gas gift cards
-jewelry
-a CASE of toilet paper
-case of soap
-case of our favorite canned veggies
-costco/bigbox membership
-gas gift cards
-jewelry
Anonymous
05/09/2024 09:38
Subject: Re:College graduation gifts
I prefer not to give cash or gift cards too but I do want them to get something they like or need so I go with Amazon gift cards.
Anonymous
05/09/2024 09:08
Subject: College graduation gifts
Anonymous wrote:A nice (on sale if needed for said budget, usually can get something good for $125, but lower priced items pop up) All-Clad pot or pan w/lid. Something they could use for lots of different purposes. If moving to a new city, have it delivered there.
I like this idea. It’s a really nice item the parents will gladly hold onto if the kid foolishly doesn’t. Doesn’t take a risk on taste like a bag or jewelry. Likely to keep long term.
Anonymous
05/09/2024 08:59
Subject: College graduation gifts
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:New graduates prefer money, give them what they want.
They might spend it on alcohol or food.
And?
I would just do cash instead of spinning your wheels trying to find something. I can barely purchase things my college age daughters like knowing them...they tend to be particular at that age.
Anonymous
05/09/2024 08:35
Subject: College graduation gifts
Weighted blanket
New bag
Mani/pedi
Massage
DOB kit kind of make up bag for travel
Passport cover
Soda stream
Nice chocolates
Ember heated mug
Books
Blank notebooks/pens/markers
Keychain
New bag
Mani/pedi
Massage
DOB kit kind of make up bag for travel
Passport cover
Soda stream
Nice chocolates
Ember heated mug
Books
Blank notebooks/pens/markers
Keychain
Anonymous
05/06/2024 08:53
Subject: College graduation gifts
Anonymous wrote:New graduates prefer money, give them what they want.
They might spend it on alcohol or food.
Anonymous
05/04/2024 19:11
Subject: College graduation gifts
A nice (on sale if needed for said budget, usually can get something good for $125, but lower priced items pop up) All-Clad pot or pan w/lid. Something they could use for lots of different purposes. If moving to a new city, have it delivered there.
Anonymous
05/03/2024 17:32
Subject: College graduation gifts
New graduates prefer money, give them what they want.
Anonymous
05/03/2024 14:17
Subject: College graduation gifts
I'm female and all the women I chat with at my office are always talking about good moisturizers and lip balms. The air is really dry in our office. So maybe some fancy moisturizer?
Anonymous
05/03/2024 14:17
Subject: College graduation gifts
We are writing a check to nephew graduating from college this spring.
Anonymous
05/03/2024 14:06
Subject: Re:College graduation gifts
I know you said no gift cards - but I know kids who have loved gift cards for restaurants in their new city. YMMV.
Anonymous
05/03/2024 08:38
Subject: College graduation gifts
Does she have a work bag? you can stretch to 300 or so I’d get her something simple like Tumi or Tory Burch Perry.
Otherwise a journal, pen, and Kate spade lunch bag would be about 75
Otherwise a journal, pen, and Kate spade lunch bag would be about 75
Anonymous
05/02/2024 18:59
Subject: College graduation gifts
Any recommendations on gifts for college graduation? Not looking to spend more than $75-100. If it matters, it’s a woman who will be starting a job in a new city. I prefer not to give money or a gift card. We are just entering the phase of knowing college graduates and have no sense of what the norm is. Thanks for any suggestions!