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Writing a Card
Curious about how to write a card? We have got you covered!
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Obtain a card or make one by hand
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Write an uplifting message in the card and personalize it however you want. Be creative!
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Our Guidelines
Before writing your cards, here are some guidelines:
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Your message must be handwritten.
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Please write at least 3 sentences, with an average of 15-20 words per sentence.
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Do not include the date. This includes mentioning the season, month and/or year.
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Write legibly and in large print.
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Make your message kind and thoughtful, and do not mention COVID-19. Cards written with offensive or inappropriate content will not be accepted.
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Do not include any loose glitter, confetti or snacks.
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Do not write "get well soon", "my condolences" or anything similar anywhere in the card. Language that is condescending, such as mentioning that a senior is nearing the end of their life, is not permitted.
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Do not address the card to a specific person.
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If you are sending more than one card, please send them in one large envelope or box.
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Avoid mentioning religion.
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Do not include your last name.
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Each card should be folded (not a postcard format) and at least 4x6 inches in size.
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Send as many cards as you like. There is no limit! Be creative and have fun!
A card that meets our guidelines:
Card Content Ideas
Overall, the card should be uplifting and positive!
Tell them about yourself!
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Your first name
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Where you're from
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Your interests and hobbies
Write some kind words
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Let them know that they are loved
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Tell them how amazing they are
How to Begin and End Your Card
Beginning the Card
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Some ideas include:
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​Dear friend​​
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Greetings
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Hi there
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Ending the Card
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Only sign your first name
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Some ideas include:
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Love​
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Warmly
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Your friend
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Take care
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