When someone says they want nothing, they usually mean no clutter and no fuss. Give something consumable, something that saves time, or time together: gourmet treats, a meal delivery, a nicer version of what they already use, or a planned outing.
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Give something they use up
Edible and pampering gifts disappear without a trace.
Give time back
A meal they do not cook, a cleaning service or a chore you do for them.
Give time together
A lunch, a movie or a walk with you. Wrap a card with the date.
Questions people ask
Should I get a gift when someone says they do not want anything?
Usually, yes, but keep it small, useful or edible. Most people mean they do not want clutter or expense.
What is a good gift for someone who does not want stuff?
Food, drinks, pampering products, experiences, or help with a chore.
What do you get parents who say they do not need anything?
Time together, photos of the family, or a nicer version of something they already use.