Group gift card for family friends coworkers

A Jar for Every Occasion

🎂 Birthdays 💍 Wedding Gift 🍼 Baby Shower 🥂 Anniversary 💐 Mother's Day 🧢 Father's Day 🎄 Holidays 🏠 Housewarming 🍵 Get Well Soon 👋 Going-Away Gift 🎓 Graduation 🍎 Teacher Appreciation 🎉 Retirement Party 💛 Just Because

How ChipInJar Works

STEP 1 - Create

Set up your jar in minutes. Add a name, write a note, and choose a card design for the occasion. Share the private link with your group to pool money.

STEP 2 - Chip in

Friends and family chip in what they can and leave a personal message. Only the recipient can see contribution amounts — no peer pressure. Share the jar with more people to participate.

STEP 3 - Gift

The recipient opens their jar, reads every message, and receives an Amazon gift card to spend exactly as they like.

The Better Way to Gift Together

The Old Way

Stressful, awkward, and transactional

❌ Chasing people for cash or Venmo in the office
❌ Everyone sees who gave what — social pressure is real
❌ Buying a random gift the recipient might not want
❌ Remote teammates get left out entirely
❌ A physical card quickly run out of space
❌ "Play-to-play" pressure just to sign the card

ChipInJar

Simple, private, and meaningful

✓ Share a link — contributions are handled online
✓ Individual amounts are private
✓ Recipient gets an Amazon gift card to buy what they want
✓ Works perfectly for remote or distributed teams
✓ Unlimited messages saved online as a shared memory
✓ Heartfelt notes alone are just as valuable

Real Jars, Real Emotions

"Wow! I can't even express how grateful I am for your words and contributions! Thank you very much! Every penny will be well spent and every your word will stay in my heart! Thank you!"

– Kirill V.

"When Rio left, the jar became more than the gift. It’s been a year, and I still log in to re-read those goodbye messages. It caught the memories we shared as a team. It’s a digital keepsake I didn’t know I needed.”

– Chantelle T.

The Easy Way to Organise a Group Gift Online

Chip in, leave a message, or both — and let the recipient choose what they want.