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Random Acts of Santa

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Send anonymous Christmas gifts through your workplace or group

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What is it?
Random Acts of Santa is a service for sending anonymous Christmas gifts through a workplace, Discord community, or friends group using Amazon wishlists.
Who is it for?
It is for people in workplaces, Discord communities, or friends groups who want to exchange gifts without sharing home addresses.
How does it work?
Users sign in with Google, Discord, or an email link, add a work email and shared Amazon wishlist, then choose up to three wishlists to gift. Amazon delivers to the address on the recipient’s wishlist, and recipients can post thank-you messages.
What does it cost?
It is free. Some wishlists use Amazon affiliate links, which pay the site a commission at no extra cost to the buyer.

Why I built this

Started as a work engagement piece 4 years ago, company is fully remote and we needed a way to do secret Santa that didn't involve everyone sharing their addresses. This was the solution, initially a very basic form and wordpress site has now developed into a full app that is available to workplaces, discord communities and friend groups.

— Random Acts of Santa

Random Acts of Santa lets people send anonymous Christmas gifts through workplaces, Discord communities, or friends groups. Participants share an Amazon wishlist and choose up to three lists from their team, without sharing home addresses. There is no draw, fixed match, or sign-up deadline, and gifting runs from 15 November to 6 January.

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