Percolator's 2018 Gift Guide
Need some last-minute gift ideas? Here are some smart and thoughtful options offered by our clients.
Need some last-minute gift ideas? Here are some smart and thoughtful options offered by our clients:
A gift membership or honorary donation to almost any nonprofit is a thoughtful (and KonMari-approved!) gift for friends and relatives. Washington Trails Association’s gift membership is a great choice, with access to exclusive WTA events and their excellent magazine. With $100 gift membership, your hiker gets a pair of hiking socks!
For the farmer in your life, or anyone you know who likes food, how about a Farmers Need Land t-shirt from the National Young Farmers Coalition?
Appalachian Trail Conservancy has lots of choices, from this A.T. pewter ornament to this sweet handmade mug or your best camping accessory: Conservancy playing cards.
You can get this cool hat with a Snoqualmie Patch from the North Cascades Institute, or order up their 50-year anniversary poster.
You can help families in need (in the name of someone on your list or just in the holiday spirit), and it’s easy through Sacred Heart Community Service’s Amazon registry.
Buy your sweetheart a course or seminar through The Mountaineers, a cool PNW mindfulness coloring book, or something from The Mountaineers Bookstore.
Finally, cheer up and inspire your parents or siblings by sending them a gift subscription to YES! Magazine.
Looking to donate to a cause that your family and friends will love? Check out our client list. Happy holidays, from the Percolators!
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