We Have a ($5,000) Pickleball Problem
So we’re giving away 20 gift boxes filled with pickleball products. $250+ in each. Until they’re gone. 14/20 remaining.
Confession time.
This year, our team developed a problem.
Not a cash flow problem. Not a shipping problem. Those we could handle.
A PICKLEBALL problem.
It started innocently. One paddle. A Saturday morning. “Just trying it out.”
Fast forward a few months and our meetings open with dink strategy. Someone pulled a muscle. Someone else now owns three paddles and will explain the difference between them whether you ask or not.
So what does a handwritten card company do when the whole team falls for a sport?
Stay focused and pretend it isn’t happening?
LOL, no.
We added pickleball card designs to Thankyou.cards.
Meet the pickleball designs
Cards for your pickleball partner, your nemesis on the other side of the net, the friend who finally got you to show up to open play. Written in YOUR actual handwriting by a pen plotter holding a real pen, dropped in the mail by us.
Your handwriting becomes a font, a machine writes it with real ink, and nobody can tell you didn’t sit down and write it yourself. Because technically, you did.
And to celebrate the new designs, we’re doing something a little reckless.
We’re giving away TWENTY pickleball gift bags. Each one is packed with a curated mix over $250 of pickleball products: bags, apparel, accessories. No two are the same.
What’s the catch? There isn’t one. No raffle. No drawing. No “winners announced next month.”
First come, first served, and there’s a live counter on the site so you can watch the number drop in real time.
How to claim a bag
Claiming one takes two minutes:
- Log in or create an account.
- Claim a FREE handwritten card sample or place an order of any size.
- Enter code PICKLEBALLFANATIC.
Done. The bag ships free.
Fine print, short version: no purchase necessary, one bag per person, US addresses only, full terms at thankyou.cards/terms.
Know someone who schedules their entire week around court time?
Forward this to them.
Then beat them to the code.