KANSAS CITY — In 2024, Hallmark will continue to build on the popularity of Hallmark + Venmo Cards. These new cards offer a unique and convenient way of gifting to friends and family. “With this recently launched, first-of-its kind collaboration, customers can now securely send money with Venmo in a physical Hallmark card. By bringing
KANSAS CITY — With a new year come new products, trends and innovation, and Hallmark knows that relevancy is key. “We continuously strive to create new product that is more relevant, to more people, more often. It’s imperative that we continue to evolve to meet the diverse needs of today’s consumers. We aim to create
DENVER – Amy McAnarney, vice president/general manager at Hallmark Cards, was named president of the Greeting Card Association (GCA) following the organization’s 2021 Annual Workshop & Retreat. McAnarney previously served as vice president and treasurer of the association under GCA president George White, general manager, Consumer Products Group at C.M. Paula Group, who provided excellent
KANSAS CITY – Hallmark has launched a brand new kind of greeting card that makes it easier than ever to create one-of-a-kind moments that last a lifetime. Hallmark Video Greeting Cards are real Hallmark cards that give users a way to easily add a personalized video to the card. “We are excited to introduce our customers
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — In a year where valuable relationships have become more meaningful, and moms have taken on new responsibilities, Hallmark sees the people behind the moments. From smiles to tears, warm hugs to gentle prods, moms and mother figures, more than ever, are leading by example. They teach everyone around them how to
KANSAS CITY – Hallmark Cards has named Alexis Kerr as the new vice president of the Hallmark Mahogany Brand, a greeting card line that has honored and celebrated Black culture for more than 30 years. This move comes as the company invests in building the brand to be more than a card line. “Alexis is
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Hallmark announced that it is giving away one million cards to help parents and students show their appreciation and support for the people – including teachers, school staff, bus drivers, coaches and school counselors – who have made education possible this year. Hallmark said it wants to help people say “thank you”
KANSAS CITY — Hallmark Cards announced Friday it is donating one million cards to encourage people to send to friends, family and others who now, more than ever, need to feel loved and supported amid COVID-19 outbreak. Whether it’s sent to a loved one, neighbor, senior center or a healthcare worker, a card is a
KANSAS CITY — Now more than ever, people are looking to connect with each other in meaningful ways and keep their relationships strong. Valentine’s Day is an opportunity for people to celebrate all the different relationships in their lives by spreading the love to significant others, friends, kids, neighbors, teachers and even pets. Hallmark Gold
KANSAS CITY — Hy-Vee and Hallmark are thanking veterans and active-duty military members with a card-signing event at Hy-Vee’s more than 260 stores during the grocer’s annual free Veterans Day breakfast event. On Monday, Nov. 11, all veterans and active-duty military members are invited to enjoy a free breakfast buffet, while customers and guests can sign
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — During Hallmark Keepsake Ornament Debut more than 125 all-new Keepsake Ornaments made their first appearance exclusively at Hallmark Gold Crown stores and online at Hallmark.com. The eagerly anticipated annual event, held October 5–13,was a chance for shoppers to pick up a limited edition or any Keepsake, enjoy event-exclusive offers and start
KANSAS CITY — In an era when people are seemingly in touch twenty-four seven via smart phones and social media, a new study by Hallmark shows people crave more authentic, meaningful connections to friends and loved ones. Consumers surveyed said in the digital age greeting cards offer a more impactful and meaningful touchpoint in relationships. Surprisingly,
KANSAS CITY — Hallmark will host the 10th annual Hallmarket Art Festival on Sept. 14 in Crown Center Square, showcasing hand-made artwork available for purchase from more than 110 Hallmark employees and retirees. The event is free and open to the public from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m., and offers art in a wide variety
KANSAS CITY — Hallmark is continuing to give people even more ways to emotionally connect with others through four brand new multicultural card lines celebrating Chinese, Indian, African American and Latino cultures. Hallmark’s four newest collections – Eight Bamboo, Golden Thread, Uplifted and Love Ya Mucho – are now available where Hallmark cards are sold and on
