27 Highly Random White Elephant Gifts For Every Person On Your List

It's been a nightmare year, but that doesn't mean you have to cancel all your fun holiday plans. Our virtual version works just like a classic white elephant exchange, except we’ve made it possible for you to get your unwrap on from a safe distance. We even handle all the logistics and shipping, so all you have to worry about is stealing gifts. Want in?

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Good for: Bros of all ages 

A little bit punny, a little bit fun. This PG-rated take on your favorite frat party game won’t be in the box long, especially if your holiday party is still happening IRL.

Good for: Accountants and penny pinchers

This cute penny bank lets you see your money stack up - so it’s perfect for the person on your list who’s always the first to send that Venmo request.

Good for: Anyone who takes their Zoom calls in dark corners

You know the person who always seems to be dialing in from a well-connected cave - this DIY neon light will help brighten things up. 

Good for: Enthusiastic commenters and ambitious emoji users

We all have that friend/co-worker/mom who’s the first to like and always extra enthusiastic with the emojis. This DIY cinematic lightbox lets them register their reactions on a bigger screen with icons.

Good for: The person who can’t stop doom scrolling

The future is uncertain. This tiny-sized fortune teller can help predict what comes next and hopefully give that anxious person on your list someone else to talk to.

Good for: Busy moms and dads who NEVER have any spare time

This magical sand timer is a perfect reminder to take five. The hourglass is accompanied by hand-written prompt cards that give you a way to check in and breathe.

Good for: Anyone who’s been stuck inside for months (AKA everyone)

Waxing nostalgic for the days when you could just take a deep breath of fresh air without someone asking you to fix your mask? This outdoorsy candle helps bring you back to the good old days.

Good for: Colorful yogis or people who fidget with weird things on their desk

These fun, colorful servicemen provide inspiration to strike a pose or really just desk-fidget with something other than that one gross pen.

Good for: Anyone who hopes the future will be cute

After a decidedly not-cute few months, this deck of Kawaii tarot cards foretells of a future filled with pastels and all things adorbs. Perfect as a gag gift for your favorite pessimist.

Good for: Trendy teens and anyone you see from the neck up

These days we spend a lot of facetime with our friends, families, and co-workers - so this sheet mask set, which hydrates and soothes skin, feels like a good bet for just about everyone on your list.

Good for: Cool moms, Queen Bees and brunch friends

These socks bring the cool vibes and have city street cred — so your best brunch friend will actually be thankful you drew her name.

Good for: Outdoorsy people, dog owners, or anyone you’ve seen wearing fleece on your Zoom calls

This is the frisbee of world-class hucking-disc champions (we’re serious). Luckily, it can also be the frisbee of any world-class human you know, if you give it to them.

Good for: That friend who wears a hazmat suit to get the mail 

Microbiologist Idan Ben-Barak and award-winning illustrator Julian Frost write an ode to germs — the perfect book to keep your germaphobe friends far away from you during these Covid times.

Good for: People with kids

This funny read-aloud book trades the illustrations for a hilarious story that gets better as you read - perfect for anyone who needs to lighten up bedtime.

Good for: Little people who go places

The great thing about soap is that we’re all (hopefully) using more of it than ever — so this adorable travel-sized kit will come in majorly handy for families on the go.

Good for: Emotional coworkers who like to off-load their feelings

2020 has brought out ALL of the emotions. Artist Adam JK’s notebook set offers a place to store reminders, confessions, emotions, and goals...like keeping your thoughts to yourself.

Good for: Book club friends and big readers

This cute coffee mug invites coziness, simply add a warm beverage and good book. This gift gets bonus points because it helps to fund literacy programs.

Good for: Internet addicts and creative nerds

There’s no Wi-Fi (or pencil) needed to enjoy this classic toy, which makes it the perfect gift for the person you know who’s always complaining about the weak Wi-Fi.

Good for: Teens or people who are always losing their ear pods

These sparkly, Bluetooth-enabled earbuds come with a charging case and are a lot cheaper than the pair that keeps getting lost.

Good for: EVERYONE!

Like soap and hand sanitizer, giving someone a face mask is the most 2020 way to say that you care. This Aros face mask fits snuggly and has a disposable filter.

Good for: Put together people

At first blush there’s something super-soothing about this gradient puzzle. But, surprise! This is maybe the hardest puzzle you’ll ever attempt.

Good for: Film and TV buffs

Bring back the golden era of video rentals with a movie game that’s perfectly suited for the person who never shuts up about Netflix.

Good for: People who play games on their phone

Honey, they shrunk the arcade! This mini-sized version of the classic arcade game is a fun way to encourage your favorite gamer to put their phone away and play.

Good for: People who aren’t billionaires a.k.a. unstable unicorns

Gather all of your non-billionaire friends together to play this magical game that challenges you to build a Unicorn army.

Good for: Remote learners

Kids are spending a lot of time in front of screens — so these kid-sized blue blocking glasses help reduce the harmful effects of prolonged tech time.

Good for: Moms who don’t have time for self-care

With kids stuck at home, the blowout has taken a backseat. These microfiber towel scrunchies help tame the post-shower mane and deliver spa-like vibes.

Good for: Millennials who’ve traded their apartment for an airstream

For your #VanLife friends, this handheld game is the perfect reminder that there’s nothing original about putting your stuff in a trailer and traveling across the country.