Coming soon · Monday, October 11, 2027 (US)
Indigenous Peoples' Day video eCards
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Indigenous Peoples' Day is observed on the second Monday of October, the same date as the federal Columbus Day holiday. A number of states, cities, Tribal Nations and schools mark it in place of Columbus Day or alongside it, so how it's observed depends on where you live. It's a day to recognize the Indigenous peoples of this land, their histories, their cultures and their continuing presence.
This card is a plain, sincere greeting, in keeping with the day. It's a short animated video that greets the person by name and shares words you write yourself. It won't use costumes, headdresses, stereotypes or cartoon caricatures of Indigenous people, and it doesn't try to speak for any Nation, community or tradition.
You might send one to an Indigenous friend, a colleague, a teacher or a mentor for whom the day has meaning. Or you could use it to thank someone who has helped you learn. Write in your own voice and be specific about what you appreciate; a real sentence about a real person means more than a broad statement. If you mention someone's Nation or community, use the name they use themselves and check the spelling. If you're not sure what would be welcome, a short 'Thinking of you today, and grateful for all you do' is always appropriate.
You'll read the exact script before you pay, so names are written the way you intend. Because names in any language can be tricky for a generated voice, simple spellings work best. The card is ready in minutes and arrives by email with a private link, plus a video to download in the video shape you choose.
What you get
A short, fully animated Indigenous Peoples' Day video card in which an animated character says their name and your words. Real animation by ToonyVision, not AI-generated video.
Your choice of phone (9:16) or widescreen (16:9), a private link to share by text, WhatsApp or email, and the video to keep.
In English or Spanish, ready in minutes.
When to send it
Indigenous Peoples' Day: Monday, October 11, 2027 (US). Send it on the day, the morning of, or a few days before as a surprise.
Prices
- Classic: $3.99
- Personal: $7.99 · up to 25 words
- Deluxe: $11.99 · up to 50 words
Planned prices at launch, the same as our Santa cards. One-time price, no subscription.
How it works
- Pick a scene and a card type.
- Type their name and yours (and your own message on Personal or Deluxe), then check exactly what will be said before you pay.
- Your animated card arrives by email in minutes, ready to share.
What's included
- A plain, respectful design with no costumes, stereotypes or caricatures
- Their name plus your own sincere message, up to 50 words
- A private link only you decide who sees
Frequently asked questions
- When is Indigenous Peoples' Day?
- The second Monday of October, in the states, cities and communities that observe it. The federal holiday on that date is Columbus Day.
- How do you make sure this card is respectful?
- It's a simple greeting with your own words. It doesn't use costumes, headdresses, stereotypes or caricatures, and it doesn't speak for any Nation or community.
- Can I send it in Spanish?
- Yes. Cards can be made in English or Spanish.
- How much does a personalized Indigenous Peoples' Day video eCard cost?
- From $3.99. Classic (their name and yours) $3.99; Personal (your own message, up to 25 words) $7.99; Deluxe (up to 50 words) $11.99. One-time price, no subscription.
- How does an animated Indigenous Peoples' Day eCard work?
- Pick a scene, type the names (and your message if you like), and check exactly what the character will say before you pay. Your animated card is ready in minutes.
- How is the card delivered?
- By email, in minutes: a private link to watch and share by text, WhatsApp or email, plus the video to download in the shape you choose (one is included; on cards made in both shapes, the other can be added for a small extra charge).
- Is it AI animation?
- No. The animation is real animation made by ToonyVision's animators. The voice that speaks the names and your message is generated, so it can say any name you type.
- When can I order a Indigenous Peoples' Day card?
- Indigenous Peoples' Day cards are coming soon (Monday, October 11, 2027 (US)). Leave your email on this page and we'll tell you the moment they open. Personalized Santa Claus video cards are available now.