“I was having trouble buying things on Amazon.com with my PayPal account due to the fact Amazon.com does not except PayPal payment. I searched for days looking to find a way around it other than a money transfer — that would take days to get approved.

Luckily, I found the Vanilla Visa digital gift card on eGifter.com. Within minutes, I had an account — and then linked it to my PayPal. I paid a small fee and in minutes, my items from Amazon.com were on their way.

I absolutely LOVE this site! I will be a life long customer.”

>>Submitted by Kaylee, reprinted from Trustpilot.com

I know everyone says it — but my Grandma really is the best. She has always lent a sympathetic ear to my thoughts, ideas and concerns — always with an open mind. There was not a single time I visited her over the years that a thoughtful gift item was not waiting for me. Each birthday, graduation and milestone occasion across my thirty-something years were marked with a special “goodie” from Grandma’s oven — rum torte cakes, sugar cookies, colorful jello molds and her world famous graham cracker and chocolate pudding pie. Even though she lost Grandpa when I was a baby and other life sadnesses were in play, my Grandma always derived great pleasure in making me happy and seeing me smile.

In return, my best effort at gifts for Grandma were typical of school aged kids. Folded construction paper greeting cards featured crayon scribbled “I love you’s” in my best penmanship. My handmade crafts from wood shop, boy scout workshops and art classes adorn Grandma’s den to this day.

Now in her sunset years, it’s been harder and harder to find meaningful gifts for my grandmother. She is confined to the house more and more these days. For years now, she’s been underwhelmed with my gifts of elegance, fancy and whimsy. I’m now clear that the time has come for practicality. I realize that nothing is more important than keeping my grandmother safe, comfortable and pain free.

So for the year ahead, I’ve been thinking about how I can be good to my 80-something Grandma. It occurs to me that aside from just showing up as the grandson that loves her, I can be a contribution to my grandmother’s health and well being.

So with another octogenarian birthday approaching, I searched the internet for ideas and that’s when I discovered eGifter.com. The single standout item in their extensive online marketplace is the CVS Pharmacy gift card. I cannot think of a better or kinder gift for my grandmother — the gift of health and wellness. CVS has it all — nutrition, hearing, optical items and skin care items, toiletries, first aid kits and the myriad medicine cabinet items for coughs, cold and vitamins. Clearly, the CVS gift card is the one and only present I’ll be giving to my grandmother from now on. And, the best part is that I will be the one to shop for the items she wants and personally deliver them.

I want to extend a special thanks to eGifter for the Print and Hand Delivery feature. The 4-way giftable PDF is the perfect way to download and print a customized greeting card containing the CVS gift card within. Now I can bring a smile to HER face with my cartoon drawings and distinct “I Love You’s” … hopefully for many years to come.

Happy New Year! Today brings a wonderful opportunity to send our warmest wishes for good health, peace and abundance in the New Year. May 2020 see your goals realized, relationships strengthened, challenges lessened and may kindness abound. The new year brings with it an opportunity to consider ideas and resolutions that can make a difference in your family, your community and your world this year. Here are some suggestions on how you can make a difference using gift cards from eGifter.

• Spend quality time with the one(s) you love most! Schedule some playtime and create the memorable moments that will go down in family history — fun list of gift ideas is here.

• Find the philanthropist in you. There are so many worthwhile causes that need our support to continue their good works. The Charity Choice gift card is a very special way to honor someone, either by investing yourself or by making a donation in their name. There are hundreds of organizations to which you can donate, and here are just a few: Alzheimer’s Association, American Heart Association, American Red Cross, Autism Speaks, Food for the Poor, Greenpeace USA, Jewish Federations of North America, National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Paralyzed Veterans of America, Shriner’s Hospital for Children and World Vision.

• Make a difference for that struggling young family in your community by gifting them practical provisions that lessen the strain. Diapers, pharmacy items, formula and warm clothes are gifts of practicality and love that matter. Checkout this shortlist of retail brands that would make life easier for the parents — and provide much needed care for the kids– click here.

• Invest in your future — and in future generations. Gift cards that allow you to easily buy and own company stock are smart buys — and great entry points to teach fiscal responsibility to the youngsters in your life. Teaching them to save and invest wisely through the ease and convenience of gift cards to Acorns or Stockpile lets you entrust the future to those who will inherit the earth.

• Celebrate a milestone in the family! The mundane of daily life can lull us into laziness, taking for granted the fact that we only pass this way but once. So, make it count! Take them out to dinner at one of the many restaurants featured at eGifter.com and have a great time together – dining list is here.