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Question by Joyce
Submitted on 5/28/2004
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What is the correct amount to give as a graduation gift for a high school graduate?


Answer by rkdahl
Submitted on 5/31/2004
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I think $50 is a good amount.

 

Answer by kanic
Submitted on 6/18/2004
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How is the person related to you?  A friend, a friends son/daughter or the son/daughter of a co-worker?  I have the same question for the daughter of a co-worker of my husband?  It's not like we're friends with the co-worker - he's just a co-worker - no contact outside of work.

 

Answer by dab616
Submitted on 5/18/2006
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According to Hallmark research, $50 or more is the average graduation gift for a close relative, $25 for a not-so-close relative or a child of a close friend, $20 or less for an acquaintance.

 

Answer by Dave
Submitted on 5/10/2007
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I have a similar issue. The graduates of church families. They are not necessarily close friends, but are people we see at social functions only through the church.

Thanks for the advice!

 

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