155 Crater Drive
The Moon, the Moon
April 6, 2011
Kennedy Space Center,
FL 32899
Dear Ms.Laqueshade:
In this day and age we encounter many advances in a single morning. So why not let not only our minds be enticed with the knowledge of space and the changing of things around us, but let our taste buds discover new advances too? At Crater’s Candy we believe that you at NASA Space Station need to broaden your approach to better draw in not only scientists, but also the youth of our nation searching for an exciting new way to learn about your mission. NASA Space Station gift shop should carry Crater’s Candy because we tie into your activities, you are the site of our rocket launches, and twenty percent profit of every bar gets donated to your NASA program searching for new minerals such as our lunar nectar that are not only delicious, but help in advances in medicine.
Crater’s Candy Company ties into your mission at the NASA Space Station. From the beginning you’ve been all about discovery in space, and by golly so are we. Dedication, time, and creativity make us stand out in the bland world of the marketing industry. We would be willing to donate an exhibit letting your costumers and eager scientists of the future experience space through our candies. Who wouldn’t want to taste something that’s really out of this world?
The NASA Space Station is the site of the Crater’s Candy rocket launches. This means that we are already included into your program; twice a month you at NASA send up all natural supplies to our main base on the moon. Selling our products in your gift store would be the logical thing to do since you are already sponsoring our launches.
Crater’s candy is willing to donate twenty percent profit from each and every candy bar we sell to go toward the NASA program searching for new minerals and advances in space. Twenty percent may not seem too generous a donation but if you consider factoring in the expense of our products due to the lack of availability of our key ingredient, lunar nectar, than twenty percent is truly a great deal of money. These twenty percent donations will add up and help to sponsor more and more programs your NASA department performs.
As you, at NASA Space Station can see, you would indeed greatly benefit from carrying our merchandise in your gift stores. Our candies and tee shirts will spike an interest in the youth and future of your programs as well as current day scientists. They will help to better incorporate what you go about to accomplish in your mission as far as rocket launches and discovery. Our products are a unique way to give space a new appeal to those who would like to learn more but may not have the background interest of an astronaut. Our twenty percent profit of every bar being donated to your programs will help to further your discoveries in space and beyond. Carrying Crater’s Candy is a wise marketing decision that will greatly benefit the NASA Space Station and the scientific community.
Sincerely,
Lydia Harris
Crater’s Candy Company
The Moon, the Moon
April 6, 2011
Kennedy Space Center,
FL 32899
Dear Ms.Laqueshade:
In this day and age we encounter many advances in a single morning. So why not let not only our minds be enticed with the knowledge of space and the changing of things around us, but let our taste buds discover new advances too? At Crater’s Candy we believe that you at NASA Space Station need to broaden your approach to better draw in not only scientists, but also the youth of our nation searching for an exciting new way to learn about your mission. NASA Space Station gift shop should carry Crater’s Candy because we tie into your activities, you are the site of our rocket launches, and twenty percent profit of every bar gets donated to your NASA program searching for new minerals such as our lunar nectar that are not only delicious, but help in advances in medicine.
Crater’s Candy Company ties into your mission at the NASA Space Station. From the beginning you’ve been all about discovery in space, and by golly so are we. Dedication, time, and creativity make us stand out in the bland world of the marketing industry. We would be willing to donate an exhibit letting your costumers and eager scientists of the future experience space through our candies. Who wouldn’t want to taste something that’s really out of this world?
The NASA Space Station is the site of the Crater’s Candy rocket launches. This means that we are already included into your program; twice a month you at NASA send up all natural supplies to our main base on the moon. Selling our products in your gift store would be the logical thing to do since you are already sponsoring our launches.
Crater’s candy is willing to donate twenty percent profit from each and every candy bar we sell to go toward the NASA program searching for new minerals and advances in space. Twenty percent may not seem too generous a donation but if you consider factoring in the expense of our products due to the lack of availability of our key ingredient, lunar nectar, than twenty percent is truly a great deal of money. These twenty percent donations will add up and help to sponsor more and more programs your NASA department performs.
As you, at NASA Space Station can see, you would indeed greatly benefit from carrying our merchandise in your gift stores. Our candies and tee shirts will spike an interest in the youth and future of your programs as well as current day scientists. They will help to better incorporate what you go about to accomplish in your mission as far as rocket launches and discovery. Our products are a unique way to give space a new appeal to those who would like to learn more but may not have the background interest of an astronaut. Our twenty percent profit of every bar being donated to your programs will help to further your discoveries in space and beyond. Carrying Crater’s Candy is a wise marketing decision that will greatly benefit the NASA Space Station and the scientific community.
Sincerely,
Lydia Harris
Crater’s Candy Company
