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2. How to Build a Heartfelt Care Package to Brighten Anyone's Day

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   More ways to show someone you care: 'Get Well Soon' Messages to Comfort Someone Who Needs It. Order a Bouquet of Flowers Via These Delivery Services. The Best Gifts Under $10. Berry Nut Pancake ...

3. 25 Best Care Packages to Send to Make Their Day a Bit ... - AOL

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   Send these unique and special care packages to military members, family, friends, college students, sick friends, pregnant women, young adults, and more. 25 Best Care Packages to Send to Make ...

4. 20 Thoughtful Care Packages to Send Right to Their Doorstep - AOL

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   This relaxing care package makes it much easier, and it's very lavender-themed. Six cookies of your choice come with a lavender-filled eye mask, lavender hand lotion, lip balm, scented candle ...

5. CARE Package - Wikipedia

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   Originally CARE was dubbed the Cooperative for American Remittances to Europe, and in 1946 CARE sent the world's first CARE Package. Although "CARE Package" is a registered trademark, [ 2 ] the term has since [ 3 ] been widely adopted as a generic term for a parcel of food or supplies sent for relief or comfort purposes.

6. Tattletail - Wikipedia

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   Tattletail is a 2016 survival horror video game [2] [3] created by Waygetter Electronics and published by Little Flag Software. The player must care for their virtual pet toy, Baby Talking Tattletail, while avoiding the pursuit of its recalled predecessor, Mama Tattletail (commonly referred to as "Mama").

7. Special Kindness In Packages, Inc. - Wikipedia

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   By the time Spoerke returned home in February 2006, SKIP was sending upwards of 75 care packages every month to deployed troops around the world. At its peak, SKIP shipped more than 1,500 care packages to deployed soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines each year. On December 31, 2011, SKIP ended its mission of sending care packages.