Birthday Contribution Card
Parents spend $500+ per birthday on toys that end up in a closet. Give guests a better option: a card asking them to contribute to your child's Trump Account instead.
How it works: Pick a card type, add your child's name, optionally add a photo (child, parents, or family) and a Venmo/Zelle/Cash App handle, then share to WhatsApp, iMessage, or Instagram Stories. Every parent at the party sees it — and the card tells them how to make their own for free.
Want RSVPs + official deposits? Use the new Trump Account E-Vite — paste your app contribution QR, send one guest link, and track who responded while guests pay into the official account.
10-30
families see each card
$0
cost to create
3
card templates
Customize Your Card
A smiling face makes guests actually open the card. Stays in your browser — never uploaded.
How guests can pay (optional)
Add a handle so guests can send money in one tap — otherwise they may just buy a toy.
BIRTHDAY CONTRIBUTION CARD
🎂
Our Child is turning 3!
This year, give a gift that keeps growing
A birthday gift of
$50
could be worth $159 by age 18
and $5,905 by retirement
In lieu of another toy, please contribute via
trumpaccounts.gov
Make yours free → TrumpAccounts.guide/birthday
Message for Party Group Chat
🎂 Instead of another toy for our child's 3rd birthday, please consider contributing to their Trump Account! A $50 gift today could be worth $159 by age 18. Gift page: https://trumpaccounts.guide/give?p=eyJ2IjoxLCJuYW1lIjoib3VyIGNoaWxkIiwiYW1vdW50Ijo1MCwidHlwZSI6ImJpcnRoZGF5IiwiYWdlIjozfQ — Make a card for your kid (free): https://trumpaccounts.guide/tools/birthday-card
Add Venmo, Zelle, or Cash App above so the gift page has a one-tap pay button.
Share where parents actually are
Every parent at the party will see this card. That's the point.
Why Birthday Contributions Beat Toys
The average American family spends $500-$700 on birthday gifts per year. Most toys are forgotten within weeks. A $50 contribution to a Trump Account, invested in an S&P 500 index fund, could grow to over $200 by age 18 — and over $7,000 by retirement age. That's the power of compound interest starting early.
How Guests Can Contribute
- 1. Visit trumpaccounts.gov and enter the child's information
- 2. Or give cash/check to the parents, who deposit it into the account
- 3. Contributions are after-tax and count toward the $5,000 annual limit
Works for Every Occasion
Use the Birthday Party template for invitations. The Baby Shower template is perfect for new parents expecting a child born 2025–2028 (eligible for the $1,000 federal pilot deposit). The Holiday Gift template works for Christmas, Hanukkah, or any gift-giving occasion.
Disclaimer: Growth projections are hypothetical and assume an 8% average annual return based on historical S&P 500 performance. This is not financial advice. Actual investment returns will vary. Contributions to Trump Accounts are after-tax and subject to annual limits.