Game On!!!

The Game:

Grateful for its mission, Graceful Creations has promised 50% of the proceeds from the Assortment Pack to Operation Reunite, a cause close to my heart.  Until the last day of September, I am going to place a new ‘referral blank’ on the order form.

Send your friends to the Assortment Pack page and tell them WHY they should order the cards (because Operation Reunite is such a wonderful cause and that part of the proceeds will be going directly to the children of the orphanages).  When they are ordering their cards, tell them to put your name in the referral blank and I will keep track of each ‘referral’.  At the end of the month of September, I will tally up who brought in the most referrals.

The Prize:

A set of luxury stationery worth $70.00.  This stationery will be personalized with your name, embossed in gold (blue for the guys) on Crane & Co. thick and luxurious lettra paper.  The envelopes will also be from Crane & Co.  In this set there will be 25 cards and 25 lined (matched to the letters) envelopes.

You can send them either directly to the Assortment Pack order page or to the Grace Notes Storefront.

Either way, get folks to the site, tell them about Operation Reunite and make sure they put your name in the referral box.

Good luck!!

-Cher

Graceful Creations teams with Operation Reunite

Graceful Creations is proud to donate 50% of all proceeds received from the sale of the newest assortment pack of greeting cards. All 10 designs, created by Vietnamese Adoptee and Graceful Creations Owner Cher Bear, within the assortment pack can be ordered after August 8th in the Grace Notes online store.

Included in the pack are (2) Happy Birthday’s, (3) Thank You’s, (2) Thinking of You’s, (1) Get Well Soon, (1) that says the word “love” and (1) that says “May you have peace, love and faith Always” with the Chinese symbols for each.

Each will cost $20 and includes 10 white envelopes.

Thank you to Operation Reunite and its founder Trista for her dedication to this cause and for creating this ‘assortment pack’ idea- and to all of my fellow Vietnamese Adoptees. This community has given me a new sense of being, of love and of family.  To learn more about this amazing cause, visit Operation Reunite.