CanaryVoice Unveils Holiday Greetings for the Troops
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Posted on December 15, 2011 at 11:49:01 AM
CanaryVoice Unveils Holiday Greetings for the Troops
Voice Messages Phoned In by the American Public Honor U.S. Armed Services
CAMARILLO, Calif., Dec. 15, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- This holiday season, U.S. troops at home and abroad will hear firsthand how much they are appreciated when they visit "VoicesofGratitude." The unique audio greeting card was created by CanaryVoice and features messages phoned in by the American public to thank our military community for their dedication to our country.
Anyone can listen, add a message and easily share the "Voices of Gratitude" album via email, Facebook and the web, all free of charge.
"We want everyone to hear these messages of support for our troops," said Frank Catalano, founder and president of CanaryVoice. "So we've made it easy to share them on Facebook and to post to their blogs. Please help us share these messages across the web."
To contribute a message, simply call this number:
(847) 598-3466
Mailbox: 2710
Pin: 9801
The completed "Voices of Gratitude" album will be available on the CanaryVoice site and CDs will be mailed to the public information officers of each branch of the military and to select military support groups, publications, media outlets and blogs.
For complete details about the "Voices of Gratitude" campaign, or to create your own voice album, visit http://www.canaryvoice.com.
About CanaryVoice
CanaryVoice creates voice applications that turn ordinary voice messages into greetings and gifts that can be shared online to celebrate special occasions, express passionate opinions and preserve treasured memories. The privately held company is based in Camarillo, California and was founded in 2010 by entrepreneur Frank Catalano. For more information or to create a free CanaryVoice account, visit http://www.canaryvoice.com or contact service@canaryvoice.com.
Contact:
Frank Catalano
(805) 300-9494
frank.catalano@canaryvoice.com
Tony Winders
(818) 554-9236
tony@winders.net
SOURCE CanaryVoice
CanaryVoice
Web Site: http://www.canaryvoice.com
Voice Messages Phoned In by the American Public Honor U.S. Armed Services
CAMARILLO, Calif., Dec. 15, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- This holiday season, U.S. troops at home and abroad will hear firsthand how much they are appreciated when they visit "VoicesofGratitude." The unique audio greeting card was created by CanaryVoice and features messages phoned in by the American public to thank our military community for their dedication to our country.
Anyone can listen, add a message and easily share the "Voices of Gratitude" album via email, Facebook and the web, all free of charge.
"We want everyone to hear these messages of support for our troops," said Frank Catalano, founder and president of CanaryVoice. "So we've made it easy to share them on Facebook and to post to their blogs. Please help us share these messages across the web."
To contribute a message, simply call this number:
(847) 598-3466
Mailbox: 2710
Pin: 9801
The completed "Voices of Gratitude" album will be available on the CanaryVoice site and CDs will be mailed to the public information officers of each branch of the military and to select military support groups, publications, media outlets and blogs.
For complete details about the "Voices of Gratitude" campaign, or to create your own voice album, visit http://www.canaryvoice.com.
About CanaryVoice
CanaryVoice creates voice applications that turn ordinary voice messages into greetings and gifts that can be shared online to celebrate special occasions, express passionate opinions and preserve treasured memories. The privately held company is based in Camarillo, California and was founded in 2010 by entrepreneur Frank Catalano. For more information or to create a free CanaryVoice account, visit http://www.canaryvoice.com or contact service@canaryvoice.com.
Contact:
Frank Catalano
(805) 300-9494
frank.catalano@canaryvoice.com
Tony Winders
(818) 554-9236
tony@winders.net
SOURCE CanaryVoice
CanaryVoice
Web Site: http://www.canaryvoice.com