ITPF Greeting Cards
Please email the ITP Foundation your child's artwork for our greeting cards! ITPF Send-a-Bear
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ITPF Greeting Cards
Dear Parents in the ITP Community, The ITP Foundation is anxiously seeking artwork from your child! We wish to showcase the talent of children with ITP by using their imagination to create the 1st line of ITP Foundation greeting cards!
 Rachel, age 6 ~ student, artist, and ITP patient
With the upcoming holiday season quickly approaching, the ITP Foundation is asking for your child's help. As it is our mission to engage the public with those who have ITP, we want to exemplify NOT what an ITP patient can't do, but all that they can do.
These cards present the recipient with a reminder of the talent and resolve of a child with ITP. While the cover will certainly serve to brighten up someone's day, the back of the card notes the best part: Proceeds benefit the ITP Foundation and our mission to help fund research and family assistance programs while raising awareness for ITP!!!
If your child wish's to participate, please mail or email a scanned copy of his or her work of art to the ITP Foundation's Greeting Card Campaign. All holiday and greeting themes are welcomed!
Please included your child's first name, and age, so that it may be printed on the back of the card. The child may also sign the artwork with his or her first name; no last names, please.
In addition to the ITP Foundation's website, the cards will also be sold in any establishments willing to help with the cause.
ITPF Greeting Cards in stock (with more on the way!)
Angel ~ drawn by Rachel, age 6
Sports ~ drawn by Grayson, age 9
Relax ~ drawn by Eric, age 11 Christmas Tree ~ drawn by Chase, age 4
Santa ~ drawn by Bobby, age 10 The public can purchase packs of cards simply by visiting www.active.com/donate/itpfcards, and ordering the card you wish.
More cards will be added to the site as artwork is received. The more cards the better! |
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