Virginia Madsen Makes Valentine’s Promotional Appearance For Pitney Bowes

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Today, with Valentine’s Day quickly approaching, Pitney Bowes, along with actress Virginia Madsen and romance writers turned Vanderbilt Hall at Grand Central Terminal in New York into Valentine’s Day headquarters. Commuters were able to select and write Valentine’s Day cards and send them to loved ones. Romance writers provided tips on how to write the perfect Valentine’s Day card and those that wanted had the opportunity to send Valentine’s Day cards to soldiers serving overseas through a partnership with Anysoldier, Inc.

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