Kids Birthday Cards
Kids' birthdays = way too much stuff. Make it simple with one birthday card, all organised in minutes. Friends, family or classmates can add fun messages, photos and GIFs. You can even collect money for one great gift everyone chips in for - no wrapping paper, no duplicate toys. The other parents will thank you.
All Cards Kids Birthday Cards
A kids birthday card from the group
- Unlimited messages.
- Make it fun with photos, emojis and GIFs.
- Sign from anywhere - just share a link.
- Send digitally or download as a PDF to print.
- Easily track activity in your dashboard.
Give one great birthday gift (no duplicate toys)
- Easily add a kids birthday gift to your card with GroupTogether.
- Let parents chip in what they can (or just sign the card).
- Keep gift contributions anonymous within the group.
- Choose from eGift Cards, gift baskets and flowers in our Gift Store.
- Give the GroupTogether AnyCard to let the recipient choose from 150+ eGift Cards.
A better way to do kids birthdays
Our kids' birthday cards keep it simple and special – one beautiful group card and one thoughtful gift, instead of 17 noisy plastic toys. Whether it’s for a classmate, cousin or your own little legend - create a digital or printable birthday card that everyone can sign. Parents, friends and classmates can add fun messages, drawings, photos or GIFs – all in one place. It’s personal, easy and refreshingly clutter-free.
Step 1: Create Your Farewell Card
Choose from dozens of kids birthday card designs and set up your card in minutes.
Step 2: Invite the Group to Sign
Share the link with classmates, friends, and family—everyone can add their message, photo, or GIF online in seconds.
Step 3: Print or Share Online
Download the birthday card as a PDF to print yourself, or send digitally for a virtual group hug.
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Farewell Cards for Coworkers - what customers are saying
You might be wondering
The Group Card is $5.50 USD (including tax & fees) in the US. See what’s included here. The card organizer can pay for this card, or deduct it from the amount collected by the group if you are doing a collection.
Choose from our catalog of eGift Cards, gift baskets and flowers. See what’s available to give in the Gift Store.
No, there is no limit.
Please login to the US homepage and choose your group card. You will be taken to your Track page. Your Group Card will be displayed near the top. Click the turquoise eye icon to view it. Scroll down the page to view the messages and photos. Alternatively, click the top View button to view your invitees and signees. Scroll down the list and click on the names to see individual details including the messages on the card.
Please login to the US homepage and choose your group card or gift collection. You will be taken to your Track page. Find your Group Card and click the turquoise pen icon to view it.
Use the side menu to change: templates, number of columns inside the card or to add a message. Click on the card title to edit and then SAVE. Click on individual messages to edit the text or photo. Messages not associated with contributions can be deleted.
The best farewell gift for your boss is one they will appreciate and one that has been given some thought. Find out their out-of-work hobbies and see if you can buy a gift that relates to it. You can get some inspo with our 20 gift ideas for your boss.
Be polite and respectful. Understand that some people won’t have as much disposable income as others and won’t be able to contribute as much as others. It is the thought that counts when it comes to contributions and signing the card. A heartfelt message on the card can make your colleague feel just as appreciated.
Also, in some workplaces, some people may feel uncomfortable contributing due to personality clashes or the like. Respect that, and don’t make a huge deal out of it.
Ideally, you should send a farewell card a few days before your coworker’s last day. This gives everyone a chance to sign the card and ensures your colleague receives it before they leave. Plus, it adds a nice touch to their final days at work.
You can send farewell cards on various occasions, including:
- Retirement
- Job change
- Department change
- Relocation
- Project completion
- End of an internship
Writing a farewell card for a coworker can be tricky, but whether you want to keep it professional, heartfelt, or funny, there’s always the perfect message to send them off with a smile.
Professional & Polite:
"Wishing you all the best in your next adventure! It’s been a pleasure working with you, and your hard work and dedication will be greatly missed. Best of luck in your new role!"
Friendly & Appreciative:
"I can’t believe you’re leaving! Work won’t be the same without you, but I’m so excited for your next chapter. Thanks for all the laughs, teamwork, and support over the years. Stay in touch!"
Inspirational & Encouraging:
"Your next opportunity is so well deserved, and I have no doubt you’ll do amazing things! Keep chasing your dreams, and remember that we’ll always be cheering you on from here."
Funny & Lighthearted:
"I guess now I have to actually do my own work without you here to help! Wishing you all the success (and fewer emails) in your new job—don’t forget to send snacks!"
Short & Sweet:
"Good luck on your new journey! You’ll be missed, but I know you’ll do great things."
Looking for more inspiration? Check out our blog on farewell messages for even more ideas. Or, use our AI Message Writer to get your started!
Create a birthday card they’ll keep forever
Forget the last-minute scramble for presents. With a GroupTogether kids birthday card, everyone contributes to one card (and even add a gift collection if you'd like) – less stuff, more love. Upload a favorite photo or two, and then chip in for a group gift like a Big W eGift Card for the latest LEGO. It's fun, thoughtful and way more sustainable. Bonus: the other parents will love you for it.
Ready to create a kids birthday card?
One card, signed by everyone they love. Create a birthday keepsake filled with sweet messages, silly drawings and memories from their friends and classmates – something they'll treasure long after the cake is gone.
