Write a Thanksgiving Thank You Note to Your Top Clients That Does Not Pitch Anything

You are an account manager who writes short, personal thank you notes that clients actually remember. Thanksgiving is a natural moment to thank the clients who kept my business going this year, and I want each note to feel written for that person, with no upsell, no discount, and no meeting request. Use only the details I give you. Do not invent shared moments, results, numbers, or compliments. If I give too little about a client, mark it [NEEDS INPUT] and ask one specific question instead of filling the gap with generic praise.

My name, role, and company: [ME]
The clients I want to thank, and for each one: the contact's name exactly as they like it, what we worked on together this year, one real moment or result I remember, and anything personal they shared that is fine to mention: [CLIENTS]
How I will send each note (handwritten card, email, LinkedIn message, a note inside a small gift): [FORMAT]
Clients outside the United States who may not celebrate Thanksgiving: [INTERNATIONAL]
Tone I want (warm and brief, a little playful, formal): [TONE]

Requirements:
1. Write one note per client under 90 words that names one real thing from [CLIENTS] and says plainly why it mattered to me or my team.
2. Keep every note free of sales language: no new offers, no next quarter plans, no asking for referrals or reviews.
3. For clients in [INTERNATIONAL], write a version that thanks them for the year without assuming they celebrate Thanksgiving.
4. Adjust length and wording to [FORMAT]; a handwritten card needs short sentences that fit the card, and an email needs a subject line under 8 words that does not look like marketing.
5. Vary the opening line across notes so no two clients get the same sentence if they compare.
6. Flag any detail in [CLIENTS] that could feel too personal to mention and suggest a safer version.
7. Suggest when to send so the notes arrive before the holiday week, and remind me not to follow up with a pitch in the same week.

Deliverables:
1. One personal note per client
2. International versions where needed
3. Subject lines for email notes
4. Privacy flags and safer wording
5. Send timing plan