Group Sympathy Cards | Free Available | Trusted by 800 Teams Globally
Create a shared online sympathy card that everyone can sign
Multiple people can add greetings. Unlimited pages, signatures & gift card collection pot.
Create an online sympathy card in seconds.
Schedule or send your group sympathy card when the time is right.
Invite friends, family or colleagues to add messages with care.
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nearly 800 teams, schools & charities worldwide
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Thinking of You, David
There are no perfect words, but please know we're all here for you 💜
— Laura
Sending so much love your way. Take all the time you need 🕊️
— James
You're in our thoughts. We're just a message away, always. 💛
— Nadia
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How It Works
Four simple steps
01
Create a card
Pick from existing designs or create one with AI. Takes about 10 seconds.
02
Share with the group
Send the collaboration link. Everyone adds their personal message.
03
Collect for a gift voucher
Open an optional gift pot. Signers can chip in toward a voucher for the recipient.
04
Schedule delivery
Set the date and time — your card is delivered automatically to the recipient’s inbox.
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FAQ
Common questions
What is a group sympathy card from colleagues?+
A group sympathy card is an online card a team signs together to offer condolences to a colleague who's grieving. On GatheredCards colleagues add a few gentle words via a shared link, so the support comes from the whole team in one heartfelt card.
Is it appropriate to send an online sympathy card from the team?+
Yes — what matters is the sincerity of the words, not the format. An online sympathy card lets remote colleagues all sign one message and spares your colleague a stack of separate messages to reply to.
How do you organise a group sympathy card sensitively?+
Keep it gentle and optional — one person quietly starts the sympathy card and shares the link, so colleagues add a few words in their own time, without any desk-to-desk pressure to sign.
How should a team sign a group sympathy card together?+
A collective sign-off like "With our deepest sympathy" from the team, with short individual notes underneath, shows the care comes from real people rather than a memo.
What should you write in a sympathy card for a colleague who's lost someone?+
Keep it short and sincere — "I'm so sorry for your loss, thinking of you." Focus on your colleague, and avoid lines like "they're in a better place." A few honest words on a group sympathy card carry real warmth.