The World Needs Love Letters

It is NO secret around here that I love both handwritten cards as well as the post office. I try to write a card almost every day as I feel like its good for the soul and certainly blesses others There is just something about putting kind words on paper and then sending them out to the world that makes my heart so happy. My dear friend Hannah started an amazing organization called The World Needs More Love Letters. It started as her writing letters to strangers in NYC, and then eventually grew to people emailing her letter requests for other people to receive cards. Every December they have 12 days of letter writing where they bless 12 strangers by having people write them cards as a means to send encouragement their way. And this is your chance to get in on the action! Check out below for who to write to today!

REQUEST

Today we’d love help scripting letters for Mardi. Her sister wrote to us “My sister is insanely smart, creative, hard-working, dedicated, and full of potential. She's 29 and has recently discovered her passion and talent in handmade jewelry and nail polish, becoming an entrepreneur about a year ago and working hard to run her own online business ever since. But there are still many hard days, most of which leave her feeling unworthy, unmotivated, and unloved. I love Mardi dearly and I want her to know how special she really is, how much love she is surrounded by, and how much untapped potential she has for complete greatness. I think a love letter bundle could exponentially change the way she sees not only herself but the goodness of other people.” Let us show Mardi some love and encouragement to keep going with her passion!

Alix C.

8217 Thornhill Drive

North Richland Hills, TX 76182

More Love Letters is a global organization using the power behind social media to write and mail love letters to strangers in need all over the world. The mission is simple: Love big. Love fast. Love hard. Get involved today.

The 12 Days of Love Letter Writing is MLL's biggest + brightest campaign. In a nutshell: 12 days of letter requests. Lots of hot cocoa. A lot of good done. And bundles of hundreds of love letters dropped at strangers' doorstep