My Husband's Coffee
What inspired you to join the smile revolution?
My husband got a card when someone bought him a cup of
coffee, then he gave the card to my daughter after he filled
her car with gas. I love this idea I want to give out more.
--DM, in New York
Ninety-Six Thousand
What are you going to do with your cards?
I have found a list of funds and researched to whom they belong.
Some moneys are up to 30 years old. I am almost ready to send out
award info for $ 96,000. (so far). I was planning to include your
card with their information. Thanks for the cards :)
--LH, in Wyoming
Sorority Sisters
How were you tagged by the smile card?
I received it in a card from one of my sorority sisters who
left it anonymous. I was already having a really crapy day and
I just so happened to look on our board and noticed there was a
card for me and in side was this little smile card and that made
my day so much better. What you guys are doing is wonderful work.
--LC, in Bakersfield, CA
Wedding Cards
What do you plan to do with your cards?
My daughter is getting married in a few weeks & I has
invited 200 + guests. I thought it would be a nice gesture to
put the "you're it" cards at each place setting, and instead
of the little "trinkets" you leave with or eat, make a $
contribution to a charity.
--SP, in Centuria, WI
ReOrder
What made you reorder the cards?
I had ordered a few cards before, and passed them
around at school, and I got such a great response, that I
just HAD to order more. It was amazing! thanks!
Just Because
What inspired you to join?
I just like helping people and would like to spread some
happiness and kindness to other just to make someone smile
when they are feeling down
The Person Ahead of You
So, What's Your Story?
My story is: We had been traveling all day and stopped at
the toll plaza to pay the toll--the last bridge before home.
The tollkeeper smiled at us and said "the person ahead of you has
paid the toll and left you this card." That's how we got the card.
We smiled all the way home too!
My co-worker is ALWAYS doing good deeds for unknown people.
She takes the bus everywhere, so meets a lot of people and seems to
find many opportunities for doing nice things for people. When she
told me that she bought a cup of coffee for the homeless guy this
morning, I said "you have to see this card--you're perfect for it!".
I'll bet her cards are gone in no time! She says you are combating
the evil in the world with all this good, and she wants to help.
So there you have it! THANK YOU for your incredible
"organization". What a great way to be warriors!
--MM, in Fairfax, CA