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Websites Where You Can Write to Soldiers

By Matthew Lynch
June 21, 2023
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The brave men and women of the military sacrifice so much for us, and they deserve our thanks and support. One way to show your appreciation is by writing a letter to a soldier. Not only will it brighten their day, but it also lets them know that they are not forgotten.

There are several websites that have been created to facilitate communication between civilians and soldiers, making it easy to send a message of gratitude and support. Here are some of the best websites where you can write to soldiers:

  1. Operation Gratitude

Operation Gratitude is a non-profit organization that sends care packages to deployed troops – and they also accept letters and cards. On their website, you can choose to write to a deployed servicemember, a new recruit in boot camp, or a veteran who has served in the past. They even offer letter-writing guidelines to help you craft the perfect message.

  1. AnySoldier

AnySoldier is a website that connects you with individual soldiers who are currently deployed. You can browse through their list of servicemembers and choose someone to write to – then you’ll be given their mailing address. Many of the soldiers listed on the site don’t receive much mail, so your letter will mean a lot to them.

  1. American Red Cross

The American Red Cross has a program called “Holiday Mail for Heroes” where they collect letters and cards to distribute to active-duty servicemembers, veterans, and their families. You can write a message of thanks or the holiday spirit and submit it through their website. The letters are then screened and sorted before they are sent out.

  1. Soldiers’ Angels

Soldiers’ Angels is a volunteer-run organization that provides support to active-duty military personnel, veterans, and their families. They offer several programs, including letter-writing campaigns. You can sign up to become a “Letter Angel” and write to a deployed soldier, or you can write a letter to be included in a care package that will be sent overseas.

  1. A Million Thanks

A Million Thanks is a non-profit organization that collects letters of appreciation and sends them to deployed servicemembers. You can write a letter online through their website and they will print it out and include it in a care package. They also have a list of guidelines and tips to help you write a meaningful message.

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