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Kachina624
Posts: 78,141
Registered: ‎03-10-2010

Re: GRADUATION QUESTION

‎06-04-2019 10:05 PM

@chrystaltree wrote:

I would not send cash.  I'd tuck an American Express gift card into a graduation card.  Since you don't know the young man, I think a $50 gift card is appropriate.

I think $25 is adequate for someone you don't even know.

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AuntG
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Re: GRADUATION QUESTION

‎06-05-2019 08:26 AM

Card - signed with all three of your names - check for $50 or even $25 since you don't know them real well.

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FranandZoe
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Re: GRADUATION QUESTION

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‎06-05-2019 09:39 AM - edited ‎06-05-2019 09:42 AM

@chrystaltree wrote:

I would not send cash.  I'd tuck an American Express gift card into a graduation card.  Since you don't know the young man, I think a $50 gift card is appropriate.

 

Wow.  Very generous for "just" a neighbor/brother of daughter's friend (who you don't even know) when you're not even attending the party.  Sounds like a greedy money grab. 

 

Hubby & I are going to a grad party Saturday for a close friend of hubby's and giving $50 to the graduate. 

 

In our area high school grad parties are big - college grad parties are non-existent.  Usually the immediate family goes out to dinner.

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