Anaheim Hills East
Anaheim Hills (East) · 92807 and 92808
10,614 mailboxes on 18 postal routes
Reserve a spot for your trade on a beautiful 9x12 card, mailed every month to 10,000+ mailboxes in one neighborhood. Your donation funds hands-on design training for young people at The Missing Pixel Project.
Spots start at a $250 monthly donation, or $2,400 for a full year.
Reserving now: Anaheim Hills East, Anaheim Hills West, Coto, Mission Viejo North, Newport, RPV West.
Have you received our card in your neighborhood? We've got something for you.Pick your trade. The answer shows up right here.
Reserve your space now.
Every neighborhood page shows its real card, spot by spot, and the postal routes it walks. Every donor-partner gets a printed copy of their card in the mail.
Pick a neighborhood, check that your trade is open, then choose your size and your months.
Young designers at The Missing Pixel Project can design your ad free, mentored by award-winning pros. Or send your own art. Either way, nothing prints without your yes.
We print it and mail it to every mailbox on the neighborhood's postal routes. Then a printed copy comes to you.
Award-winning professional designers mentor every student, and no design goes out without an award-winning pro's blessing. We'd love to design your ad for you, free. It's an offer, never a requirement, and your own art is always welcome.
Sixteen spots on a 9x12 card, with ads from Extra Small to Massive. Tap any spot to see its size, its monthly donation and what it comes to per mailbox.
A sample layout, to show every size. Real cards fill in the order spots are reserved.
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Figured for the Rancho Palos Verdes (West) card, 10,757 mailboxes.
Includes free design if you want it, printing, postage, delivery and a printed copy mailed to you.
Each neighborhood gets its own card, mailed every month to every mailbox on its postal routes.
Anaheim Hills (East) · 92807 and 92808
10,614 mailboxes on 18 postal routes
Anaheim Hills (West) · 92807
10,678 mailboxes on 21 postal routes
Coto de Caza · 92679
10,811 mailboxes on 19 postal routes
Mission Viejo (North) · 92691 and 92692
10,599 mailboxes on 16 postal routes
Newport Beach · 92661, 92662 and 92663
10,629 mailboxes on 19 postal routes
Rancho Palos Verdes (West) · 90274 and 90275
10,757 mailboxes on 23 postal routes
Raise a flag for it, and you help choose where the card goes next.
Type its ZIP code and raise a flag. Raise one for every place you'd love the card to go.
Your ad. A young designer's future. The same dollar.
Chaplain TIG founded Quietly Working, a business development & creative agency, in 1996, and started Locals 4 Good.
Talk to a personYoung designers at The Missing Pixel Project, shown here only by their hands and their work. We never share a student's name or face.
Read about the missionEvery card comes off the press at Printing4SuperCheap, whose generosity makes this program possible.
Meet Printing4SuperCheap30 years of showing up, since 1996. Read our story
Add your logo and watch it land on the card, in a mailbox, in about ten seconds.
Any logo image works. One on a clear background looks sharpest.
Your logo never leaves your device. Nothing is uploaded or stored.
Every neighborhood page shows its real card, spot by spot: which spots are reserved and which are open. Every donor-partner gets a printed copy of their card in the mail.
Both. Your donation reserves your spot and funds the training.
Per card, per month, per neighborhood. You choose your size and your months, then pay once, securely, for all of them. Reserve 3 to 11 months and save 10%. Reserve 12 or more and save 20%. Every monthly figure on our site shows its full-year total beside it.
We'd love to design it for you, free. Young designers at The Missing Pixel Project do the work, mentored by award-winning professional designers. It's an offer, never a requirement, and your own art is always welcome.
We won't promise you a number. What we can share is what independent research says about mail.
People trust it. Asked which ads they trust when deciding what to buy, 76% of 1,200 Americans picked ads they get in the mail, against 39% for online banner ads (MarketingSherpa, 2017).
People remember it. In a 2015 study by the Postal Service's Office of Inspector General and Temple University, people had a stronger emotional response to ads on postcards than to ads in email, and remembered them better.
It stays in the home. Mail delivered to every door, as our card is, stays in the home about six days and gets handled about three times, says a UK panel that tracks the mail of 1,100 homes (JICMAIL, 2026).
It works with your online ads, not against them. A QR code on your ad gives a curious neighbor one tap to your website.
It builds over time. Mail from a business people already know gets read far more than mail from a new name, and mail from a new name can be the first step to a neighbor becoming your customer (Postal Service Office of Inspector General, 2019). Mail builds memory and trust over months, not days.
We promise this: every card you're on goes to every mailbox on its routes. If you need leads within 30 days, this isn't that, and we'd rather tell you now.
Sources: MarketingSherpa, 2017Postal Service Office of Inspector General and Temple University, 2015JICMAIL, 2026Postal Service Office of Inspector General, 2019
Reserve in a few minutes, or talk it through with a person first. Your pace. We're here to help.