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Day of Unity in Ukraine

Two people, faces hidden by smiley emoji, one in camouflage, hold handwritten postcards beside a tray of vacuum-packed food

We celebrated Ukraine’s Day of Unity (January 22nd) by writing postcards to Defenders, including some just hot off the presses of Coba Studios.

On this day, as every day, we think of all residents of Ukraine doing all they can to survive a hard cold winter, many without power to heat their homes, cook their food, wash their bodies. Conditions for Defenders are extremely harsh. You can send some warmth and care via postcard. Thank you!

Need cards? Write to us at postcardstothefront.canada@gmail.ca and we’ll send you some to write to Defenders. Free.

Need ideas about what to write on your cards? Check our How to page, and our Ukrainian phrases page. Maybe you want to organize a group of family, friends or others to write postcards? Check our website for tips, How to Run a Postcard-Writing Workshop.

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Remember – Your cards do make a difference as Danylo tells us from the front lines –

Nothing warms the soldiers’ heart as a handwritten letter. 

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Every card written in Canada reaches a defender in Ukraine. Here is exactly how to write and mail yours.

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