I'm usually that procrastinator who waits until the last few days before Christmas to buy gifts for my friends and family – then I frantically run to stores and order stuff online to ship overnight. This year, I resolved to do better.To start, I'm ordering my holiday cards right now on HALLMARK.COM/RED.
Yes, the Hallmark (PRODUCT) RED holiday boxed cards are now available online!
Order yours today, and prevent that last-minute headache :)
--bn
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To begin with, I would like to commend you on the great work you are doing.
I would also like to make a suggestion: how about an on-line store to compliment the sales through your business partners?
Particularly if it is selling everyday products. Not many people can afford the Armani bracelet, but everyone could buy a "red" t-shirt. Also, leading up to christmas, a food/wine basket should sell well. How about African products (e.g. coffee or wooden masks)?
Please don't be offended by my suggestion. I think what you are already doing is excellent. Just a possible idea for expansion.
hi bn:
my local hallmark store actually had i believe four different boxed (red) sets available, and i picked them up there, was glad to see they also carried a few other global benefitting cards like UNICEF. along with the orniments, and they had some really cool metal "gift tags" that are a good 10 or 12 inches long that say INC(RED)IBLE, and for $1.99 i think they were, i bought them out, they are cool gifts in themselves for folk's trees.
but i'm glad to hear they are online for those who's stores don't carry them. the man in our town who owns two crown stores only makes room in one for the (red) collection, and a young assistant when i asked for (red) took me to red-colored wrapping and bags, unaware of product (red) *fixed that, i filled her in and she put a (red) pin on her apron to tell others of it lol*
best of luck to all who participated in the card contest. and happy holidays to our (red) staff here . . .
stay close,
sammi =)
ps: good suggestions doug . . . . actually a lot of the (red) items are affordable and everyday - see your local GAP retailer and consider purchasing a GAP (red) card for any amount, $1 over the amount put on it goes straight to the Global Fund. Converse shoes there are reasonable as well, barely $40 usd. $25 (red) itunes prepaid cards, with 10% ($2.50) straight to The Global Fund. these are more everyday. hallmark sells the Mali mudcloth bags that could be used as a great basket.
whatever your choice, i wish you the happiest of holidays and please if you can go (red)! and stay close, good to see you here too.
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