Teacher Cards From The Class

The Group Card is $5.50 USD (including tax & fees) in the US. The Group Card is FREE if you add a gift collection and collect $20+ USD. See what’s included on our pricing page.

With your gift collection, you can choose from 150+ eGift Cards or give the ManyCard and let the recipient choose. See what eGift Cards are available to give in the Gift Store. 

There are no extra fees when giving the ManyCard or most of our 150+ retailer eGift Cards. A 2% fee applies only to Amazon, Target and Walmart eGift Cards. This fee can be deducted from the amount collected if you prefer.

No, there is no limit.

No. Your classmates or their parents do not need an account to add messages, photos and GIFs, or to make gift contributions. They simply click on your link to sign the card even if they do not want to contribute. 
 

Organizing a class teacher gift shouldn't mean you're texting parents every other day asking for money. 88% of organizers say that chasing people down is the most stressful bit, and it's exactly what GroupTogether removes.

Here's the simple version: You send one link. Parents click it, add their message (or grab a quick one from our AI Message Writer if they're not sure what to say), chip in for the teacher gift, and done. No one has to message you back separately. Contributions stay private between them and GroupTogether, so there's no awkward "oh did you see what Sarah gave?"

The system automatically reminds anyone who hasn't signed yet. You're not the one doing the reminding. Money shows up in your account ready to buy an eGift Card from 150+ retailers for the teacher to choose from.

No spreadsheets floating around. No follow-up texts. No stress. That's why GroupTogether just works for organizing class teacher gifts it takes away the thing that actually stops people from helping out: the awkwardness and the hassle.

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.

If you would like further assistance please reach our to our friendly GroupTogether USA team.
 

Yes! GroupTogether lets you create thank you cards, birthday cards, farewell cards, baby cards, retirement cards, teacher cards, coach appreciation cards, sympathy cards, get well cards, employee appreciation cards, wedding cards, engagement cards, graduation cards and dozens of other cards.

Check out all the greeting card categories we offer.

Express your gratitude for the teacher’s dedication, patience and ability to inspire, and share specific examples of how they had a positive impact on you or your child. For instance, you could mention a particularly memorable lesson or a skill your child has picked up.

Here’s an example of a simple and heartfelt teacher thank you note:

“Ms. Johnson, I'll never forget how you stayed after class to help me understand fractions. Your patience and encouragement didn't just help me with math, it showed me I could overcome any challenge if I kept trying. Thank you for believing in me!”

For more inspiration, here are some great messages to write in a “Thanks Teacher” card.

Looking for teacher gift ideas? A gift card or a personalized item is the perfect way to show your appreciation to your child's teacher. GroupTogether offers 150+ flexible eGift card options guaranteed to make the teacher’s day. You can pool resources to ensure your child’s teacher receives a gift that doesn’t break the bank. 

And here are 30 ideas of how you can celebrate teacher appreciation week.
 

Most people give teachers appreciation cards at the end of the school year or during Teacher Appreciation Week in May.

That said, there's never really a wrong time to say thanks to a teacher. If your teacher just rocked an amazing lesson or helped your kid through a tough spot, why wait? A surprise thank you can really brighten their day.

Teacher Appreciation Week is typically celebrated during the first full week of May. National Teacher’s Day also falls on the Tuesday of that week. It’s a great time to show your love and support for the teachers that help their students grow into better versions of themselves.

Keep in mind that some schools and communities may choose to celebrate Teacher’s Day or Teacher Appreciation Week at different times based on their academic calendars.
 

Your photos and messages are yours. We only use the photos, messages and other content you upload to create and deliver your GroupTogether card. We don't use photos uploaded to cards to train AI models.

Your card content isn't made publicly available, and we take the privacy and security of your photos and messages seriously.