Posts tagged with: Recognition & Appreciation

The passing of someone close to you is a tragedy. But when it comes time to write a sympathy card for someone you don’t know well, many people struggle to find the right words. It’s a delicate and sad situation all around. Here are some suggestions to ensure you strike the right empathetic note.

The pressure is on. The birth of a child is a milestone in anyone’s life. You want to make an impression with a baby gift card message that leaves the recipient full of hope and warmth. Stuck for words? Here are some ideas to help you out.

Health is the greatest gift, so feeling unwell is something no one welcomes. A get-well-soon card is a great source of comfort, but it’s often hard to find the right words to express your sympathy. See some ideas for comforting get-well-soon quotes.

We’ve all been in the situation where we have to buy a gift for our coworker but we don’t know what to get them – this takes on a new dimension when you’re buying a group gift. Whether it’s a birthday, someone leaving or getting married - whatever the occasion here are some great ideas.

As Brits, we’re historically known for having a “stiff upper lip”. So when someone has just lost a loved one, a sympathy note or condolence card lets them know you’re thinking of them and your support is there should they need it. The question is, what do you write in a sympathy card?

Two schools in London used Thankbox to organise a teacher appreciation week - collecting over 2,200 messages for over 200 happy teachers! We sat down with Benji, their director of Marketing, to tell us more about organising this initiative and how it was received by their staff.

Saying farewell to a good friend can be difficult. Especially when you’re not sharing their journey. It’s an exciting time so your support is essential. At Thankbox, we take the stress of organising a group card and gift off your hands. Here's an overview of the type of cards and what to include.

There are over 600,000 live UK births each year - this means there are an awful lot of expectant parents too. How do you make sure they don’t receive the same repetitive maternity card as all the others have in the past? Try humour! Here are some great examples of messages to make new parents laugh.

A simple pick-me-up makes us feel ten times better, especially when someone is feeling poorly. When a colleague, friend, or teacher is ill, clubbing together and finding the perfect group get well card with some light-hearted messaging can be tough. See our top tips for the ultimate pick-me-up

The Great Resignation post-pandemic has seen a big shift in the number of people moving roles. More people leaving means more leaving cards and collections. How can organisations avoid collection fatigue and ensure departures are on great terms? What is the best leaving card and collection?