ADHD

adoption

alcoholism

Alzheimer's Disease

anxiety

aromatherapy

art therapy

arthritis

Autism

autism spectrum disorders

big brother

big sister

bipolar depression

boundaries

bouquets

Breast Cancer

breastfeeding

cancer

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Celiac Disease

ceremony

chemotherapy

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chocolate

chronic illness

classroom

clothing

coffee

combat veterans

coping

coronavirus

covid-19

death of a pet

Dementia

depression

diabetes

diet

digital

do not disturb

dyslexia

eco friendly

educational

eldercare

engagement

epilepsy

exercise

family support

feelings

fitness

flowers

food

food delivery

for dads

foster care

friend support

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gender dysphoria

gender fluidity

gender reassignment

general bereavement

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Give InKind for Groups

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gratitude

greeting cards

grief

healing

health

healthy eating

healthy meals

hearing

heart health

hobbies

holidays

holistic

home repairs

hospice

hospital

housekeeping

infertility

leukemia

LGBTQ+

literature

local business

massage

mastectomy

meal delivery

meals

medical

medication

meditation

memorial tributes

Memory loss

mental health

miltary support

mindfulness

miscarriage

missing person

mobility challenges

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General Support

As you know, we&#8217;re always working to improve your experience with Give InKind. Whether you&#8217;re receiving, sending, or organizing support, we want the process to be simple and stress free. Here&#8217;s what we&#8217;ve been working on to streamline your Give InKind experience in 2024: Multi-Gift Checkout: Supporters can now send multiple gift cards from the [&hellip;]

What's New and Exciting? Give InKind Updates: January 2024

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When we hear about a challenge a loved one is facing, a common first response is to offer help. We jump to provide meals and transportation, take care of errands, regularly check-in, and even cover bills. But when a tough time comes around for ourselves, the idea of asking for help makes most of us [&hellip;]

Self-Care: A Dose of Your Own Medicine - Give InKind

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Support Group Circle

Cancer

A cancer diagnosis can be a devastating blow, for yourself and for loved ones as well. Coping with the physical, emotional, and financial challenges of cancer can be overwhelming, and it&#8217;s normal to feel lost and alone. But you don&#8217;t have to go through it alone. There are many support resources available to help you [&hellip;]

Cancer Sucks, But You're Not Alone: Resources to Help You Through

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Care You Can Hold in Your Hand

When life happens, unexpected expenses are hiding around every corner. Sending well-rounded support has never been easier. We&#8217;re so pleased to offer Visa and Mastercard gift cards you can send directly through Give InKind. There is a virtual option delivered via email, and a physical version that&#8217;s printed-to-order and mailed directly to your loved one [&hellip;]

Care You Can Hold in Your Hand: Visa and Mastercard Gift Cards

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Pride March

Being Supportive

Hi! My name is Jade Monréal, my pronouns are she/her/hers and they/them/theirs. I serve many roles within Give InKind, but if you&#8217;ve received a curated gift box or asked questions in the Support Chat, chances are good we&#8217;ve crossed paths before. Pride month feels like a relevant time to introduce myself, and share my experience [&hellip;]

A Safe Space for LGBTQIA2+ Support - Give InKind

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So you&#8217;re building an InKind page; life has thrown you into a big situation, and people want to help. The situation itself can be overwhelming, let alone the well-meaning barrage of support that comes along with it. In this article, we&#8217;ll show you how to use the Give InKind Privacy Preferences to quickly convey how [&hellip;]

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