carepack

noun
UK /ˈkeəpæk/
US /ˈkerpæk/

A carepack is a box of nice things you send to someone to show you care.

We made a carepack with cookies and a card for Grandma when she was sick.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A small bag of emergency supplies kept for disasters or travel.

The hikers packed a carepack with bandages and water.

3. A set of free items given to new students or guests.

Every new camper got a carepack with a flashlight and a map.

4. A bundle of food and medicine sent to soldiers or people in need.

The charity sent a carepack to families after the storm.