Good Deeds Deserve Great Chocolate

To The Best Customers Any Company Could Ask For,

Five months of managing a business during a pandemic has been one incredible learning experience. Nearly every day brings a new challenge or opportunity. The loyalty of you, our customers, has been astoundingly gratifying and has made managing this business as much a privilege as it is an occupation. Thank you.

In addition to these words of thanks, I’ve got something else in store – a “Thank You“ program. We have designed two new candy bars around a theme of “Good Deeds Deserve Great Chocolate!”. While supplies last, we will be giving away one free bar for every $10.00 spent on other products at Fowler’s retail stores or on-line. Simply add the number of bars you want into your cart and use code GoodDeeds at checkout. If you just want to buy the bars we automatically give a 10% discount to a purchase of 10 or more bars.

In addition to thanking you, our customers, we are hoping that the bars will have a “pay it forward” impact as well. If you get a free bar or two, maybe you will use the bar as a way to say thanks to someone who has helped you in some way these last few months. Maybe a neighbor has done shopping for you, or maybe you wish to acknowledge a health care worker, the service and steadfast nature of your mail carrier, or the trash collectors who show up every week regardless of conditions, theirs is a thankless job that merits some thanks. There is no shortage of people who have helped us through this challenging time. These “Good Deeds Deserve Great Chocolate!”, Fowler’s Chocolate.

We are also inviting you to share your “pay it forward” stories on social media. Tag us on Facebook @fowlerschocolates1910 or Instagram @FowlersChocolates with the #ChocolateThankYou and see how others in our community are thanking those around them.

Best regards,
Ted Marks

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