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The Queens museum also "sells" deeds to the buildings on the Wolds Fair diorama (An unusual gift and a bigger $ commitment) and The Wildlife conservation society/ Bronx zoo does a rather creepy promo each year, naming an insect in someone's honor. Let's just said ts best for entomology interested friends but all these gifts can be thoughtful if they match the recipient's interests and they also support local sites and never require dusting. I am sure similar programs exist in other states but are usually low key as they don't tend to have advertizing budgets. -
In NYC theCentral Park conservancy offers a planting of 50$ worth of flower bulbs planted in someone's honor. They receive an acknowledgment about it and it beautifies the space for themself, is gentle on the Earth, and shares your love with the humankind and the local wildlife. It is also offered for Mothers Day and other holidays
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I would love having a tree planted in my name somewhere, maybe put a plaque with our initials inside of a heart. Sweet and old-fashioned <3
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My kids always make me drawings.
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My kids always make me drawings.
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