Diggecard has set out gift card options for employers planning wellbeing programs in 2025, emphasizing a range of choices rather than a single reward for every employee. Its January 2 guide covers relaxation, food, reading, outdoor activities, hobbies and home comforts.

The provider lists spa and experience products alongside meal services such as HelloFresh, Uber Eats and Just Eat. It presents those options as ways to give employees a choice between an activity and practical help with an everyday task.

Reading and outdoor suggestions include Waterstones, Amazon, Decathlon, National Trust and Go Ape. The company also lists sportswear and equipment brands for employees who want to support an existing hobby or try a new one.

Creative and leisure options include LEGO, Hobbycraft, cinema gift cards, Theatre Tokens and Ticketmaster. For home-focused rewards, the guide names retailers such as Dunelm, IKEA, John Lewis and M&S.

Diggecard says businesses can order a mix of gift cards in bulk and choose between physical and digital formats where available. Personalized messages and delivery by post, in person or by email are part of its proposed approach to serving employees with different needs.