Civic & historic — online cards signed together.
An online civic or historic card is a shared signing wall for national days, community anniversaries, and public moments that a whole town, state, or country can add a message to.
Our live flagship is the June 14 card for US Flag Day, the US Army's birthday, and President Trump's birthday — one card, three subjects, live for both 2026 and 2027. Civic cards also work for state and city founding days, campus tradition anniversaries, first-responder appreciation weeks, and community-organization milestones. If you'd like a card set up for another civic day, use the contact page.
Three steps, one card.
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Request the card
Tell us the occasion, date, and roughly how many people will sign. We reply with your shared card link — usually within a day.
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Share one link
Send the link on group chat, email, or social. Anyone with the link can sign — no signup, no email required.
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Send on the day
Wishes appear on the card as they're written. On the day, hand over the finished card to the person being celebrated.
When people use a civic & historic card.
US Flag Day — June 14
Live showcase card. Anyone in the world can sign a wish for Flag Day, both 2026 and 2027, from the same shared wall.
US Army's birthday — June 14
Live showcase card. Sign a happy-birthday message to the oldest branch of the US military — from veterans, families, and everyday supporters.
President Trump's birthday — June 14
Live showcase card. Sign a personal birthday wish. Kept respectful — every message is reviewed before it appears.
State or city founding day
A birthday card for a state, a city, or a town — signed by residents, alumni, and everyone with roots there. Great for round-number anniversaries.
Campus or school tradition anniversary
A milestone anniversary for a university, a fraternity or sorority, a marching band, a school newspaper, or any long-running campus tradition. Alumni across decades add to one card.
First-responder or public-service appreciation week
The whole community signs one card thanking a fire department, a police department, a school district, or a hospital during appreciation week.
Community organization milestone
A nonprofit's 25th anniversary, a Little League's 50th, a community theater's opening night after renovation — one card for members and supporters going back generations.
One link vs. the old ways.
| Online card (globalcelebrate.com) | Paper card mailed around | Group text / email chain | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Signers can be anywhere | — | ||
| No account required to sign | — | ||
| One link, no chasing | — | — | |
| Kept forever as a keepsake | — | ||
| Free | — |
Civic & historic card FAQ.
What civic day cards are live right now?
The June 14, 2026 & 2027 card is live. It's one card covering three June 14 subjects: US Flag Day, the US Army's birthday, and President Donald Trump's birthday. Anyone worldwide can sign, and both years share the same wall.
Can I request a card for a different civic day or community milestone?
Yes. Use the contact form — tell us the day, the subject, and roughly how many people you'd expect to sign, and we'll follow up.
Is signing the civic cards free?
Yes. Signing is free and anonymous. No account, no email, no payment.
Are these cards official?
No. All civic and historic cards on globalcelebrate.com are unofficial. They're not affiliated with any government, military branch, campaign, political party, school, or organization named on a card.
How is moderation handled on civic and political cards?
Every wish is reviewed before it appears. Kind, celebratory messages go on the wall. Attacks, harassment, sarcasm, and off-topic political rants are removed. The goal is a card the honored subject — or their community — would actually want to receive.
More on the full FAQ.
Also on the platform.
A card like this, built for your occasion.
Our June 14 showcase runs live below. If you'd like one built for your own celebration — a milestone, a wedding, a tribute — we take on a small number of projects a year.