Sometimes there is something very comforting about a few kind words from a complete stranger, it could make our day, lift our spirits and help us realize that the world is indeed a kind place.
Couple that with how over the years, the emoji has become a lot more than an icon; it's cascaded into counter-acting as emotions itself. It's a big part of Millennial expression and this year on World Emoji Day we wanted to turn into a symbol of power for Mental Health.
Over the last year and a half, there has been a lot of positive change around the way people perceive Mental Health, aided by folks who are opening up about their stories hoping it would help others who might be going through a slightly difficult phase in life.
Partnered with Manav Foundation, PostMoji lets you send a Giant Emoji Postcard with a personal note addressed to a complete stranger who might be going through a slightly rough time. All you need to do is pick an emoji -> write a message -> and pay; PostMoji will make sure it's delivered in time to the right people with the help of Manav Foundation.
PostMoji isn’t a fleeting positive feeling like a text but more a constant reminder of the feeling/emotion you were wanting to express. And there is no better way to truly celebrate the Day of the Emoji than spreading unkindred, selfless and simplistic love amongst people who need it a wee little more than the rest.
PostMoji has reinvented the concept of the Postcard for the Millennial generation by turning Emojis and other fun things into Giant Physical Desk/Wall art that you can send to anybody with a personal note (the actual postcard.)
As Millennials we live in an entirely digital world, and sometimes a picture, a caption, a status or a text is just not fulfilling enough; we want to bring some of the expression back into the real world in a way that's relevant, quirky & exciting.
PostMoji (www.postmoji.in) was launched on the 31st of August, 2017 and is founded by Laksh Fomra a 25-year-old, first-time entrepreneur from Chennai. Here is a link to the website