Donation

I didn't pick anything. I think a donation favor should be treated in the same way as a tangible favor. So, if you would have been spending about $1 per favor, then do $150. $2 a favor, then $300 and so on.

It really depends on what you have budgeted for it.

Regardless, while $1 a favor might not open up a lot of options for a tangible favor, a $150 donation toward a cause you are passionate about could mean a lot to that organization, know what I mean?

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Posted by kris_gets_hitched

I didn't pick anything. I think a donation favor should be treated in the same way as a tangible favor. So, if you would have been spending about $1 per favor, then do $150. $2 a favor, then $300 and so on.

It really depends on what you have budgeted for it.

Regardless, while $1 a favor might not open up a lot of options for a tangible favor, a $150 donation toward a cause you are passionate about could mean a lot to that organization, know what I mean?

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ITA...Give what you think is appropriate or what you can afford...we're donating in lieu of favors too and I just think its a good cause and the charity will be happy to receive anything. you are wiling to donate to them.

i chose $3 per person ...

but ultimately, it's up to wahtever you feel comfortable giving. you can donate whatever you want - it doesn't have to work out to a certain amount per person.

The little cards you give people at the reception shouldn't say how much was actually donated so they'll never know

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Posted by kris_gets_hitched

I didn't pick anything. I think a donation favor should be treated in the same way as a tangible favor. So, if you would have been spending about $1 per favor, then do $150. $2 a favor, then $300 and so on.

It really depends on what you have budgeted for it.

Regardless, while $1 a favor might not open up a lot of options for a tangible favor, a $150 donation toward a cause you are passionate about could mean a lot to that organization, know what I mean?

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