Expecting a baby often means a lot of personalized stationery - shower invitations, birth announcements, and thank you notes to name a few.
Now, new and expectant moms can spread the word about their bundles of joy while helping a worthy cause that gives other babies a healthy start in life.
Tiny Prints, an online stationery company that offers personalized invitations, announcements and greeting cards for every occasion, is partnering with the March of Dimes. Tiny Prints will donate 10 percent of every sale from the exclusive March of Dimes stationery and greeting card collections and 10 percent of all orders placed through tinyprints.com/marchofdimes to the March of Dimes.
“We started the company with the goal of helping busy moms everywhere make special statements through personalized cards. I'm thrilled to announce our new collection supports a cause especially close to the Tiny Prints family - the health of babies,” said Laura Ching, co-founder of Tiny Prints. “We are so proud to help the March of Dimes support research and programs that help moms have full-term pregnancies and babies begin healthy lives.”
“Many families often mark the birth of a baby with special stationery and announcements, and by choosing Tiny Prints, they can give a card that gives back,” says Patricia Goldman, vice president and chief marketing officer for the March of Dimes.
About Tiny Prints, Inc.
Tiny Prints, Inc. is comprised of Tiny Prints and Wedding Paper Divas, two thriving ecommerce brands offering stylish cards, invitations and personal stationery to customers around the world. The company's emphasis on fresh design, high quality products and a perfectly delightful customer experience have led to continued success in a variety of categories, from photo cards to personalized greeting cards, Christmas cards, business cards and beyond. A favorite among celebrities, top designers and stylish shoppers alike, Tiny Prints is quickly becoming a household name that's proud to remind us all that sometimes the tiny things in life are really the big things in disguise. tinyprints.com.