How it works
Create organized and actionable support for a friend in need.
Start a new
support team
Tell us about your
friend or loved one
And we'll do
the rest
Tips & Ideas
Share with a friend.
It's Dictionary Day. Gosh, words are hard to describe this day. If you are so verklempt after reading your friend’s blog entry, don’t just sit at your computer, post a reply, make a Guestbook entry, mail a snail-mail card, or pick up the phone. Your friend is sharing, so share back. #WhatFriendsDo
Remember dietary restrictions.
Remember dietary restrictions. Check WhatFriendsDo team page for likes, dislikes, allergies, and for meal schedule
Sit back and relax.
TV Talk Show Host Day is a great day to watch Ellen or Dr. Oz with your friend, or if your friend has trouble sleeping, how about a late night visit for Jimmy Fallon? Don't forget the popcorn! #WhatFriendsDo
Who we are
How we've helped
"It's stressful for me to plan a homemade meal so WhatFriendDo's idea to take a breakfast basket was just my speed. I delivered a basket of bagels, fresh fruit, homemade muffins, coffee and orange juice. I felt really good about it and my friends loved it. "
"My husband loves video games so my WhatFriendsDo personal concierge suggested setting up times for friends to come play with him. This idea was a big hit and it really helped pass the time of a long in-home recovery."
"To celebrate my friend coming home from the hospital, WhatFriendsDo suggested we line the streets with friends holding up signs of love and support. I cannot describe the feeling of seeing these on our path home and of course, she felt like a celebrity."