Say Please was started by life-long friends and fellow moms Judi Willard and Mary Fuller, because they were tired of seeing products being peddled for kids and adults with messages like: "My favorite accessory is my dad’s credit card" and ‘‘Boys are stupid".
They decided to create a company that produced greeting cards, clothing and other accessories that featured positive messages, but in a hip and humorous way.
Willard, a licensed psychotherapist, and Fuller, a journalist, were able to combine their talents to come up with upbeat phrases and sentiments that, quite simply, make people feel great.
It is no longer a secret, but scientifically proven that positive thoughts and words have a positive affect on our mental and physical health.
Both women were in a place in their lives where they wanted to be able to work independently at a company with a greater purpose. That’s why a portion of the profits from Say Please’s products go to a specially selected charity.
Positive words can change someone's day, a life, and eventually the world. (The above is from their website)
We received the Lunch Box Love for Loved Ones! I love the special saying that each card has such as Seeing You is the best part of my day. They are such thoughtful little notes to let your special someone know how much you care about them with just a few simple words. Great to stick in a lunchbox, a suitcase or even sneak in a pocket!
Would you like to win a set of the Lunchbox Love for those you appreciate? They are just perfect for this time of the year as we are approaching the end of the school year. They have beautiful quotes on back of each card & thoughtful messages on the front. One winner can win a set! MUST be a subscriber to enter! To enter, go to their website and sign up to receive their email and simply email me here. We would love if you would leave us a comment below, for an extra entry! Enter before Wednesday, April 6th!
Say Please has also kindly offered our subscribers a 10% off discount to use on their site! Promo Code is LBLCMP.
