Lookie, lookie … along with nets and food and other supplies … more cards arrive at the front lines from you, dear postcard warriors.
We see cards from Brigitte in Quebec, and from Eun in New York, some cards written by the russian embassy protesters in Ottawa (look for the Canada Goose!), one of the Stand. Strike. Defend. cards designed by Marcus in Arizona, and even a card from Lithuania!
And who doesn’t like those red hearts drawn on the “delivery truck”?!
Tell others about this project. Ask family and friends to write cards. Involve your children and grandchildren. Defenders especially value postcards with drawings from children.
Not sure how to get started? Check our “How to” page, and our Ukrainian phrases page. Want to organize a group of family, friends or others to write postcards? We have a page with suggestions about How to Run a Postcard-Writing Workshop.
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2 responses
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Youppi. It’s nice to see their smiles 😊
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It truly is amazing to see those little bits of paper with heartfelt messages create such warm smiles. Grateful to all postcard warriors for standing with Ukraine – with their so mighty pens!
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