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A kite flies wild and free, but is also grounded and connected to its guide. If it crashes, someone helps it up, and gets it on its way again. We all smile when we see a kite, remembering the exhilaration of being one with the wind. Kites have always been a Hallmark symbol, reminding us to help seniors choose and find freedom.
You will see our kites "flying" throughout our communities, and also throughout other communities we have touched. We see it as leaving our mark on places where we have encouraged friends to choose freedom. You can too!
Kites hang in our Hallmark town square.
A Guatemalan girl wanted one on her door.
Kites come in all shapes and sizes.
A kite on the wall of Casa Maria, a seniors' home in Guatemala.
Hallmark residents made kites for residents at Casa Maria.
Our kite on the donor wall at Casa de Fe, a surgery-recovery centre in Antigua, Guatemala. Hallmark Residents have knitted blankets for the patients, for many years.