Every year on October 1st, the world comes together to celebrate the lives of our elderly generation to acknowledge their wisdom, experience, and contributions to society, it’s a day to give back to those who have inspired us to continue striving, or warn us of dangers we’re unaware of.

We're fortunate to have older people around us, whether they're family, friends, or just general acquaintances. What gifts should you give them to show your care and affection for them, this is a great way to show you care.

If you can’t be with them in person this Elder's Day, consider sending your loved one a 3D popup card with a handwritten message are a special for them to cherish is a great gift to show you care.

If you have parents or grandparents, give them a 3D card with the meaning of wishing them good health, happiness and peace.

On the occasion of celebrating the International Day of Older Persons, you can also give an anniversary 3D popup card on the occasion that they have lived together for 40, 50 or 60 years.

If you only have your mother left, Flower 3D Popup cards are the best choice to express your feelings towards them.

If you have a father who is living alone, give him 3D cards with happy and humorous symbols, or the sport that he loves.

Cards are used to mark the most significant events of our lives whether it’s a birthday, wedding, or anniversary. Receiving a card gives you something tangible to display, keep, and look at whenever you need a reminder of those kind words and that special moment or day.

The purpose of gift-giving in our life is to show how much someone really means to us, and also to celebrate the person who the gift is in honor, and to adore them. In addition to 3D greeting cards, you should send gifts such as:

Personalized photo album: Create a heartfelt photo album filled with cherished memories shared with the older person. This is a thoughtful gift that can evoke nostalgia and make for a lasting keepsake.

Relaxation and wellness set: Put together a gift basket with items like scented candles, soothing teas, a cozy blanket, and a relaxation CD. Encourage self-care and relaxation to promote their well-being.

Customized calendar: Design a calendar featuring family photos and important dates. It can help them stay organized, reminisce about special occasions, and add a personal touch to their daily routine.

Technology aid: Consider gifting a user-friendly tablet or smartphone that allows easy access to communication apps, games, and helpful resources. It can help them stay connected and engaged with loved ones digitally.

Volunteer experience: Offer your time to volunteer with an organization that supports older persons. Spend quality time together, engage in meaningful conversations, or participate in activities that bring joy and companionship.