Not long ago, Postcrossing collaborated with UNICEF Poland and their “Cards full of life” anniversary by helping their cards travel all around the world. This has been so successful that they asked us to publish an open letter to thank all Postcrossers:
Dear Postcrossing Friends!
As you all know, our “Send a Card Full of Life” campaign started in November last year and immediately caught attention of people from all over the world. UNICEF cards quickly began to cross country borders, seas and oceans and carry our message to all people – sending a UNICEF card is not only a great way to stay in touch with your friends and loved ones, share emotions and thoughts, but most of all it is a simple and effective way to support our work for children.
Cards full of life success wouldn’t be possible without YOUR help and commitment. You gave our cards the first spin, helped us spread the word and send our cards to all continents. You posted photos of you and your cards on our website, commented our news on Cards Full of Life Facebook Fan Page and even contacted us on our email address to get more information on UNICEF and UNICEF cards. What started as a UNICEF Poland project, quickly became a worldwide game.
Your involvement and will to help is overwhelming and while our campaign continues, you still are with us, sending UNICEF cards every day.
We are very grateful for all that each one of you have done for UNICEF.
THANK YOU Postcrossing!
UNICEF Poland Team
Warsaw, 24.03.2010
7 comments so far
How nice :) I wish I could be a part of this
I have one I'm mailing from the USA to Netherlands. It is ready to mail and will go off today.
I'd love to receive such a card, too. Please send me a message if you would like to forward to me, I live in Taiwan :)
How nice they remember to thank! :D
I loved this idea so much that I've bought 2 packs of Unicef postcards from which I still have some to send around the world :)
I was also able to pass a card full of life. :)
I've sent a couple of cards and asked the recievers to pass them on with contact details.Some feed back would be nice to see where they are now.
Sanidara