happy holidays!
The holiday season is in full swing and Letters of Love needs your help to make the winter months extra special for those who need it most.
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In the next few weeks, consider taking a few minutes to make some cards or donate a toy to make a little one’s day bright. To ensure we get your cards to the kids in time, please ship your cards by December 4, 2024.​
how to make a holiday card
Holiday cards aren’t that much different than everyday cards, so curl up with a mug of hot chocolate or your winter drink of choice and let your creative juices flow. Because of the holiday’s, we do need your cards by a specific date, but do not fear you still have time! All cards must be mailed by December 6 so we have time to distribute them.
Before you dive in, check out our card-making guidelines and our card hall of fame for some inspiration!
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Pick your paper and grab some markers and get to it! We are looking mainly for Christmas and Hanukkah cards, but general winter well wishes work too.
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Package up all your amazing work in one envelope, head to your nearest mailbox and send it on its way. Cards can be mailed to:
Letters of Love
P.O. Box 354
Long Lake, MN 55356
United States
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holiday cards tips
Make a variety! Christmas isn’t the only holiday in December and we want to support people of all beliefs and traditions.
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Keep it light! Being hospitalized during the holidays can be incredibly hard and we want our cards to be a source of happiness for all.
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Snowmen, snowflakes and the like make great cards! Winter isn’t just about the holidays, so don’t be afraid to branch out into general winter cards.
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donations
Looking for another way to give back? Consider directing your charitable givings to Letters of Love this holiday season. All of your donations go to supporting our mission and operations.
