Martin Hegmann
Jan 16, 2025
How to send an anonymous gift of money for someone having a hard holiday season?
My cousin is having a difficult time paying her bills this holiday season, and I would like to send her some cash anonymously so she can buy gifts for her one-year-old son. I was considering mailing the money in a Christmas card or with a letter. I want to include a poem or saying, but I'm having trouble finding one that fits. Do you know of any good holiday poems that would be appropriate? Additionally, do you have any creative ideas for how to present the money or other items I could include with it? Happy Holidays!
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You are such a sweet! I found a site with a lot of good Christmas poems: http://www.quotegarden.com/christmas.html
One of my favorites from it, that can apply to your situation: “Christmas is not as much about opening our presents as opening our hearts.” ~Janice Maeditere
Maybe send her some giftcards to places like Cub or Super America/Holiday or Target. That can take care of some necessities and give her a little lee-way to pay off other bills. One for Target so she can purchase something for her son.
Happy Holidays!
I think you should first ask yourself why you want to be anonymous. Then you can decide how secretive you need to be. Do you need to send your card from a different city because of the postmark? Do you need your friend to write the card so your cousin can’t recognize your handwriting? Maybe you are assuming she wouldn’t like extra love and support during the holidays. Ask her if she would like to go on an outing with you to Target or the grocery store. And then just tell her its your treat. You could have fun together and she wouldn’t see it as charity, just love. Have a nice holiday season.
What I would do if I Really wanted to be Anonymous… Just buy a really nice card and buy a gift card to a department store or maybe 2 cards one to a supermarket and one to a toy store.. etc.. You shouldnt send cash as it could get lost.
sign the card Santa or Christmas Angel or something like that and mail it to her ð
Thats a really sweet idea. Your cousin is lucky you care so much about her!
How about giving it in a Christmas card and saying “Happy early Christmas“, signed Santa? I think this is so sweet, and I applaud you for being generous, and remembering what the holiday is all about : )
Get her a gift card (don’t send cash in the mail). You could have someone you know sign a card (so she doesn’tknow its you) and then sign it “Santa Claus” or something like that. I really like the “from your Christmas Angel”.
Dec 18, 2024
Send an envelope with cash and a note that says something like “I know that you are going through some tough times right now, and I want you to know that you are not alone.” (signed) Your friend.
Feb 15, 2025
That is so Sweet of you.I was going to do the same for my ant.So she can get girts for her grand children and her own kids and there partners.
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