Im freaking out a little bit because I volunteered to handle the group gift for my manager Sarah who is moving across the country in like ten days and I have about $550 sitting in my Venmo from 12 different people and now I'm paralyzed. I really dont want to mess this up because it's a lot of money and I need to get this huge outdoor patio set she wanted on Amazon but the logistics are a nightmare. I looked into that Amazon Household thing but apparently that's only for two adults and like some kids so it's totally useless for a big office group. Then I saw people talking about just sending an Amazon gift card but that feels so lazy and we really wanted her to have the actual physical gift delivered to her new place as a surprise.

One thing I'm terrified of is the shipping address part. If I buy it on my account will it show my personal info to her or if I use a group list can everyone see my credit card details? I read some forum post saying you can do a

• Collaborative List - but then it said only the owner can buy the items? That doesnt make sense if we all want to see the progress. Also what happens with the points? I dont want people thinking I'm pocketing the credit card rewards but I also dont want to use my own card and hit my limit while waiting for Venmo transfers to clear my bank.

Is there like a specific group buy button I'm missing or a way to let people contribute directly to a specific item in a cart without me being the middleman for the actual cash? I'm honestly so stressed about the timing because shipping to her new zip code in Oregon takes longer than I thought and if I wait another two days it wont get there when she arrives. Has anyone actually done this for a big group without it being a total disaster or is there some third party app that handles the Amazon checkout better than the site itself? I just need to know the most seamless way to do this without me losing my mind or my money...