Not sure where to start on your letter writing? Don’t worry, we’ve got your questions covered.

Here are a selection of recent feedback from our letter recipients and their families.

In our latest newsletter we focused on all the wonderful things our community of writers and letter recipients have been up to.

If you’re sending a card or letter via our Donate A Letter programme, here are some hints and tips to get you on your way!

How to write that first difficult letter to a friend living with cancer.

Not sure what words to use? Why not create something a little different - with poems, illustrations or gifts?

From Me to You has had a busy Summer and Autumn, and your letters continue to be a vital source of support.

There were so many great ideas and wonderful words shared with us during The Big Letter Write, so we wanted to give you a taster to help you with the next steps on your letter writing journey.

We're inviting you to join us, either with friends or on your own, to write cards & letters, make stationery & craft envelope-sized goodies.

Sometimes you’re not sure what to write. Here’s a sample letter you can copy, and make your own as you wish.

Inspiring letter writing workshop to help you connect with a friend, relative or stranger who is living with cancer.

We are always touched and surprised by the way that our Donate A letter programme spreads love, hope and kindness.

This month we were lucky enough to be featured in the Health Section of the Daily Telegraph newspaper.

What do you do if you're an avid letter writer and want to join in the Captain Tom 100 challenge?

Here are a selection of recent feedback from our letter recipients and their families.

We know sometimes it's not easy to know what to write in your letter, especially if you're writing to a stranger. So, why not try writing to something rather than someone.

We know that right now finding the positivity for your letter is not easy, so here are our 5 tips to help you write an uplifting letter and bring a smile.

Here are a selection of recent feedback from our letter recipients and their families.

Hannah Clayton writes letters for our Donate A Letter campaign as part of her Duke of Edinburgh Award. She’s been writing for us for six months and here she tells us all about the experience.