One class gift the teacher actually wants.

How it works

Three steps, about five minutes.

1. 1

   Add the gift and a goal

   One bigger gift, a few classroom or team supplies, a gift card anyone can top up. Mark the one that matters most.

2. 2

   Share one link with the families

   Paste it in the class chat or the team email. Families pick how to give; no account, no app.

3. 3

   Watch it come together

   See what's covered and whose payment has arrived, then keep a simple list of thank-yous.

A short guide

A few things that make a class gift go well

Pool first, then shop. Twenty-five families each spending $10 gets a teacher twenty-five mugs; the same money pooled gets one thing they wanted. Suggest $10 to $20 a family and say plainly that any amount, or none, is fine.

Ask before you guess. Most teachers and coaches will happily tell you a coffee order, a classroom wish or a size. They can add ideas to their own list from a private link, and they never see who gave what.

Give yourself two weeks: one to collect, one to buy and wrap. The card should come from the whole class or team, not from the families who gave the most.