A farewell gift from the team

Our group card is completely free for all features - unlimited people can sign, they can add a message and photo and you can even download the card as a PDF to print.

It's also free to collect money for a gift or add a gift purchased by your company. You can choose from 150+ fee-free eGift Cards (including AirBnb, GrubHub, TJMaxx, Gap, Southwest Airlines, Ulta & many more), flowers and gift baskets. Most people give the AnyCard which lets the recipient choose.

If you choose to give a gift card from one of our Premium retailer partners, there is a one-time charge of 5%. You can decide whether to deduct that from the total collected or pay for it with additional funds. Our premium retailer partners are: Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Delta Air Lines, Elements Massage, Instacart, Lowe's, Norstrom, Petsmart, Starbucks, Target, Uber & Walmart.

In the US? So sorry, you're unable to withdraw the funds. At this time the money collected can only be used to purchase a gift or eGift Card from one of our retail partners or buy an AnyCard from us.

You can use GroupTogether to set up a gift collection or a group card. Click Start on the homepage, answer a few questions and we’ll give you a link to share with your group. Your group will use the link to chip in and/or sign the card.

Once the gift collection closes you can download the card as a PDF or use a link to share it. Then, if you collected funds, you can choose eGift Cards from 150+ retail partners or buy an AnyCard from us that allows the recipient to choose the eGift Card/s they’d love to receive. Transfer of funds is not an option in the US at this time.

No, there is no limit.

This is a tricky question to answer. Generally, people give anywhere from $5 to $20 each depending on how well they know their coworker. With GroupTogether, you can also let people sign the card without chipping in. Colleagues don't see what each other gave, so you don’t feel guilty that others will feel it isn't enough.

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.