My uncle has given me money for medical needs due to my current unemployment. I never asked for any help but he felt compelled to do so.
If it is someone you know well, I don't think you need their address or your return address at the beginning. They will know by your signature. In this case a simple, "Your generosity is so appreciated. I can't tell you how grateful I am. Thank you," and your signature.
If on the other hand it is to be a more formal letter for someone you do not know very well, the person's name and address should be at the beginning. I would keep the message the same. If someone has helped you, you are very good to send a thank you note. It will be appreciated and is the right thing to do.
answered 6 months ago
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Dear First Name,
There are a lot of people who are with us in our good times and you are the one who has favored me in my bad times. I need money for medical bills and you have given me without my request. This is your concern for me and I will return money as soon as I will get the job.
Again, thank you so much. I greatly appreciate your generosity.
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