1,000 Cranes Campaign
Senbaruzu/千羽鶴/せんばづる
What is the Legend of the 1000 Cranes/Senbaruzu? 千羽鶴/せんばづる
Senbazuru, which translates to "1,000 cranes" in Japanese, is a longstanding tradition of folding one thousand origami paper cranes. In Japanese culture, the crane symbolizes longevity, happiness, and good fortune. Folding a thousand cranes is often undertaken as a prayer for someone who is ill to recover, or as a wish for personal happiness and good luck.
Cecily's Quest to Fold 1,000 Cranes
It is in the spirit of Cecily Blinkstop that we seek to spread the magic of the 1,000 cranes by sending cranes to people who need hope. Read about our first crane recipient.
Join Us on this Quest!
Help us to spread hope and kindness! We need just 100 people to make 10 cranes each.
Step Three
Write a short note of encouragement.
You can sign it to make it personal.
Step Four
Package up your strand of cranes and mail them to:
TagMeek Productions
Milltown Office Park
1454 Route 22
Suite B-101
Brewster, NY 10509
Attn: Cecily Blinkstop
Our First Crane Recipient!
Even Superheros need love and kindness
Our first 1000 cranes will go to an incredible woman - a film executive who has been a champion for female and under-represented filmmakers. She is undergoing treatment for brain cancer and we are going to rally around her and deliver a small miracle in the spirit of Cecily's world - 1,000 ORIGAMI CRANES!