
Kiva Card
Best for a mom who says she does not need anything
From $25 at Kiva
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Delivered by email or print-at-home
Kiva. $25 card (lowest listed amount; sold in $25 increments)
A Kiva Card lets her choose a borrower to lend to through the nonprofit, so the gift is a decision she gets to make. Kiva delivers it by email or as a page you print at home, and it is the lowest fixed-cost digital pick here.
What it does well
- Listed from $25, in $25 increments
- Email or print-at-home delivery
- Purchasers can reprint copies from their Kiva portfolio
Limits to know
- She has to create a Kiva account to redeem it
- Kiva states it does not guarantee repayment or offer a financial return on loans
- If not redeemed within 12 months of purchase, the funds become a donation to Kiva's operating expenses
Choose something else if she would rather not set up an online account or would prefer something for herself.
Before you buy
- Pick email or print at purchase; Kiva says the method cannot be changed afterward
- The purchase form asks when to send the card, so set the date and check her email address
- Tell her about the 12-month redemption window
- Email or print-at-home only; Kiva states the delivery method cannot be changed after purchase
Sources for this pick (1): Kiva Card
- Kiva Cards are sold in $25 increments with $25 the lowest amount; delivered by email or printed at home, no postal delivery except bulk orders; delivery method cannot be changed after purchase; purchase form asks when to send the card; recipient must create a Kiva account to redeem; purchasers can print copies from their Kiva portfolio; cards not redeemed within 12 months of purchase convert to a donation to Kiva's operating expenses; Kiva does not guarantee repayment or offer a financial return. kiva.org (source for Kiva Card), checked .








