<human>: Sorry for the grandiose title. No truly heartwarming story about how a stranger saved my kid's puppy from a fire or something, but my faith in humanity was restored a little bit today.

So my daughter, of whom I have full custody, is spending Christmas break with her mom in a different part of the country (I am in the midwest). I took advantage of this absence by waiting until very near to Christmas (or after, went shopping today as well) to snipe good deals. Well, last week I ordered my first-grade daughter a Wii on Amazon. It was supposed to be delivered today, but no UPS guy, so I wanted to check its  status.

Well, it turns out I'm an idiot and had not changed my "One-Click Purchase" address to my new Indiana address from my California one, out of which I had moved about six months ago. UPS had delivered my daughter's main Christmas present **on the 23rd of December** to the Bay Area, instead of to me. Worse yet, I couldn't be mad at anyone for this mistake since it was my own idiotic mistake.

I called my old apartment complex, asked them to contact the current resident of my old apartment and see if he would return it. I was fully expecting him to be, like, "Huh? What Wii? I dunno, I never got a package!" (UPS doesn't drop at the apt. office or require signatures, just leaves packages at the doorstep.)

Well, surprise surprise: The resident did have the box, and he did gladly give the package back to the complex. Christmas (well, not Christmas, but my bank account): Saved! Reddit, I want to do something to thank this person, but I am not sure what. I am of pretty modest means, but I want to send him something more than a "Thank You" card. What do you recommend?

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: Ordered a Wii for my kid's Christmas present off amazon, sent to old address, new resident of old address turned over the package to the apartment office. I want to thank him. How?