Train delayed again? It might be the perfect opportunity to make someone’s day. Ahead of World Kindness Day (Friday 13th November), Moonpig is turning London Waterloo into a pit stop for a little kindness, giving commuters the chance to create and send a free personalised e-card while they wait for their train, and take home a printed photo as a keepsake.
Taking place on Thursday 12th November, the day before World Kindness Day, the Moonpig photobooth will be open from the morning rush to the evening commute, inviting travellers to swap a few minutes of waiting for something a little more thoughtful.
At the photobooth, located on the main concourse, commuters can snap a photo, add it to a personalised Moonpig e-card, write a personal message and send it via email to someone who deserves a little love. Whether it’s a mate, a parent, a colleague or the friend they’ve been meaning to text, Moonpig is making it easier to turn a passing thought into a thoughtful gesture.
And the best bit? It’s completely free, e-cards can be sent anywhere in the world and everyone gets to keep a print of their photo and a free KIND snack for the journey home.
Rachael Halliday, Marketing Director at Moonpig said: “Often the best reasons to send a card are the small, everyday ones: a friend who’s had a tough week, a mum you haven’t called, a colleague who went out of their way. For World Kindness Day, we wanted to make those everyday ‘thinking of you’ moments as easy as sending a text, and a lot more memorable.”
The Moonpig photobooth will be open from 7.30am to 6.45pm on Thursday 12th November, with free e-cards available on a first come, first served basis. So, whether you’re heading to work or making your way home, take a few minutes to make someone’s day.