Month: April 2025
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Prairie Reflections postcards
Newly arrived: beautiful postcards designed by Saskatchewan friend, Connie, at Prairie Reflections Cards. Connie wrote about her design process for creating these cards in “Saskatchewan artist reflects on Ukraine in postcard design“, published in our February 2024 newsletter. Need cards? We’ll be happy to send you some! FREE! If you have some written cards ready…
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Postcards … an ongoing need
Look at all of these cards, from all over the world! Ready to give Defenders a smile, a bit of hope, some joy. Thank you all, postcard warriors! A message to you, from the front lines: I’m sending a photo report and would like to thank you once again for the postcards — there are…
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Where to buy Postcards & support Ukraine
UA Postcards offers a variety of blank and personalized postcards, with proceeds supporting Ukrainian Defenders. You can also purchase unique cards for sending messages to Russian embassies or U.S. leaders. Another shop, Zolota Ptakha, sells postcards at reasonable prices. Get involved by writing cards or sharing the initiative.
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Shout-Outs to postcard warriors
In March 2025, over 2,000 postcards were sent to Ukraine’s Defenders, contributing to a total of more than 25,000 messages from around the world over two years. New and regular contributors have expressed support from various locations, including students from Ukrainian heritage schools in the Toronto area. The heartfelt messages showcase pride, resilience, and solidarity…
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More cards arrive at the front lines
Thank you to all postcard warriors for the many cards that we’ve been able to send to Ukraine’s front line Defenders. Did you know? … We – you, dear reader! – have achieved a remarkable overall total of a little more than 25,000 postcard messages of support for Ukraine’s Defenders over the past two years…
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Winnipeg Jets in Ukraine
In January, the Winnipeg Jets hosted a Ukrainian heritage night, featuring a logo designed by Ukrainian Andrii Sobchuk. Tamara and Dima received Jets t-shirts, with Tamara showcasing children’s cards from a Ukrainian heritage school, while Dima wore a scarf from Cambodia and held a photo of himself with boxes of postcards.
Postcards to the Front (Canada / Канада) 