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What a wonderful idea for caregivers. If you are in the Atlanta area, there is a company in Woodstock called Giving Care At Home, who provides a list of people who can come to your home to give caregivers a break. It's called TAke-A-Break network.I think she has gift certificates for purchase but you would have to check. I do know everyone in the list has a background check and references. The cost is $15.00 per hour with a 2 hour minimun. Great service.
Your donation idea is a good one too. I forgot to mention that you can also make a donation through ThankingOfYou.com in honor of the person you're thanking. Link directly to the Web sites of a few featured organizations, or donate on your own. Either way there's a place to note that you've made the donation while you're posting your story.
Good blog! Expressing gratitude is always important. There's a new Web site called ThankingOfYou.com that's exactly for posting (and searching) stories of gratitude for the people who make a difference in your life--like caregivers, teachers, mentors, even strangers. It's another option, especially if you don't know how to reach the person you wish to thank. And the stories are public, so everyone can read about how this person/people has made a difference. It's www.ThankingOfYou.com