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The series of three cards include encouraging messages such as, “You are so amazing! So thankful for you,” and, “What you do matters… a lot.”
One card will feature shapes that can be colored in with crayon. It also comes with the message, “Not all heroes wear capes… thanks for all you do.”Hallmark says it hopes every card sent can help brighten the day of an essential worker during this challenging time. “We hope the next 2 million cards allow them to see and feel the gratitude that’s all around them, as well as provide all of us a way to share how grateful we are for everything they are doing,” Roy says. “A word of thanks can mean a world of difference.”“With so much going on, people might wonder what they can do to help, and the overwhelming response to the first 2 million cards showed people are looking for ways to reach out and connect with others,” Perry adds.
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