Revolutionizing the way you send your Greeting Cards
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Help Chris have the Birthday of a lifetime! You can send a Birthday card to Chris Ramirez for his big Birthday bash!
Special thanks to our friends at cherabfoundation.org for sponsoring the big day for our friend Chris!
Soon-to-be fourteen year old has never had friends at his birthday partie
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. —
Mary Ramirez explained why her son Chris often felt anxious and depressed at school.
“He was being pushed aside to the point where he would sit by himself at lunch, and they would throw food at him.”
By his mother’s account, Chris has been bullied by his peers so much that he comes home, isolates himself in his room and cries.
Chris explained the difficulty of being alone among his peers. “Kids always have friends and all, and that just makes me sad because I had like no friends, and I’m like, ‘man I wish one day I had a friend.”
The bullseye Chris wears is that of a teenager with autism. A soon-to-be fourteen-year-old who’s never had a real birthday party, despite his family’s best efforts.
Mary said, “we’ve had wonderful birthday parties set up for him with water slides and all the things a kid would love to have and share with his friends, and nobody showed. Not a single person showed.”
That might be about to change. The non-profit Cherab Foundation, through its nationwide anti-bullying campaign called Crowd Funnit, is throwing a community birthday for Chris. The public is invited to join him September 30th at SuperPlay in Port St. Lucie. For fun, games, and growth.
“Bowling, Laser tag, mini-golf, arcade.” Chris lists the fun activities that will await partygoers.
Cherab Foundation President Lisa Geng has seen how a simple birthday celebration can be a breakthrough moment.”By putting a spotlight on that child it’s helping to reduce the bullying and alienation for that child and foster acceptance. In every situation their lives have been turned around after we’ve had an event for them, so it seems like it’s just a birthday party, but it’s so much more.”
Chris is hoping September 30th will be his breakthrough.
“This is the turning point. This is where everything comes back to me and where I can finally put the hammer to the mask and show my real self.”
It is important that you RSVP if you are attending the event.
Here is the link to Chris’s party information.
https://cherabfoundation.org/?s=CHRIS+RAMIREZ&submit=Go
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– J
Our CardFool team is at the National Stationary Show this week in NYC. Kicking off Sunday, May 20th through Wednesday, May 23rd, the 2018 National Stationary Show is an exciting expo for the greeting card and social expressions market.
For CardFool, just being at the show is a thrill. And being able to share with the industry how customers can now personalize and send Birthday cards online, is a game changer for both card senders and artists alike. CardFool brings the card aisle directly to the customer… providing users more options than they can get in the store. For instance, at CardFool.com a card sender can choose from thousands of unique designs, personalize the card with an inside message or photo, mail the card directly to the recipient, and the first-class stamp is included for free. Try getting that at the grocery store.
And the cards themselves? They can’t be found anywhere else. That’s why at this year’s Stationary Show, we can’t wait to show the world what we are now bringing to mailboxes across the country every day.
– J
Happy Royal Wedding Day!
Today at Windsor Castle, throngs gathered to celebrate the Royal Wedding, and many joined in on the festivities by signing the world’s longest greeting card for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
While we may not have all scored front row seats to the big event like Prince William and Princess Kate, many of my friends and family are celebrating Birthdays and Anniversaries this month. In fact, in the Merry Month of May I sent this Add-Your-Own-Photo Princess Crown card to my sister for her Birthday, and this card Fit for a Queen to my Mother-in-Law.
So while Harry and Meghan currently reign as the hottest couple, when it comes to sharing the love… I Rule.
– J
LENEXA, Kan., April 18, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — It’s not a surprise that mothers have a difficult job, because it often seems like there is no end to the juggling act they perform each day. As Mother’s Day is approaching, it is time to treat Mom to a special gift with a one-of-a-kind creation from CardFool.com. According to the National Retail Federation, Americans spend on average $172 on Mother’s Day.
Revolutionizing the way users create, send and receive greeting cards, CardFool strives to make celebrating Mom even more memorable this year: by choosing from a collection of the sweetest Mother’s Day premium printed cards available on the Web.
“Every year, Mother’s Day gets bigger and bigger,” says Tim McCabe, Creative Director for CardFool.com, “which is why we want to make it easy for people to navigate celebrating their mother in a personal way. We have cards for Mom, Grandma, wife, even aunts and friends,” McCabe says. “And it’s a very simple process to create, personalize and send.”
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All cards are printed on premium cardstock where you can add your own image and personalize your own message to Mom.
“CardFool understands how special Mom is and wants to help celebrate the work she does every day,” McCabe explains. “Flowers are great but giving Mom something that will last forever is incredibly meaningful – a special message to save.”
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Some millennials are taking credit for killing the top sheet, the huge wedding, the mega-gym and who knows what else. But despite all that destruction, one surprising thing they’re not totally over is the decidedly retro greeting card.
According to 2017 research provided by Hallmark Cards (who should know), millennials — those born roughly between 1981 and 1999 — represent nearly 20 percent of the dollars spent on greeting cards and are growing their spending faster than any other generational segment.
Why would that be? It seems that the generation that has only ever known the ease and convenience of digital communication actually longs for a more personal touch that requires more than a few keystrokes and emojis to send. “In focus groups, we hear that millennials enjoy tactile experiences, like giving and receiving a paper card,” emails Jaclyn Voran, a spokeswoman for Hallmark Cards.
“As a millennial, I understand why people believe that cards in general are becoming superfluous. However, I believe that in a world where making genuine connection is becoming increasingly difficult, and life is becoming increasingly sped up, there are few ways that show real care more than a handwritten card,” says Ian Britton, a San Diego-based digital marketing strategist for the educational website Get More Math in an email interview.
V-Style fashion blogger Vanessa Valiente, another millennial, concurs with Britton. “Without fail I give a birthday card, and every single person appreciates my hand-written card in this age of impatience, social media and insincerity. A birthday card means more now than it ever has,” she emails.
Worldwide, the greeting card industry is projected to decline by $20 billion by 2024. Hallmark’s significant 2015 downsizing was caused in large part by lower sales thanks to much cheaper virtual alternatives.
“Cards have also gotten ridiculously expensive so that a birthday card is often $3-$5 or even more,” says Amanda Ponzar with Community Health Charities in Alexandria, Virginia. “I’d rather add that amount to a gift card or buy a present for the recipient. And for me personally, I’d rather receive a $5 Starbucks card vs. a birthday card that cost $5.”
She’s not alone in that belief. But some companies are banking that millennials will pay for cards if they appeal to their unique tastes and humor. Hallmark funds a brand called Easy, Tiger, which is aimed at people in their 20s and 30s and has a snarky tone. The cards run around $2.50. (American Greetings has a similar brand called justWink.) But millennials are also attracted to higher-priced, elaborately designed premium cards, which may cost $7-$10. “On average, they buy greeting cards that are 20 percent higher-priced than older age groups,” says Hallmark’s Voran.
Like vinyl records, paper greeting cards may yet hold their own despite the odds. Life coach Brandyce Stephenson is in her 30s and loves getting birthday cards. “In this day and age of technology and birthday wishes on Facebook from my 1,000 closest friends, some of whom I don’t actually know, getting a birthday card is a welcome surprise,” she emails. “It’s a joy to open your mailbox and see a handwritten note with words of positivity.”
