Dear Stranger, I'm sorry to hear you're having a difficult time. I hope this card will cheer you up a little.

This week's writer, Justine,  flies around the world making Davis Cup tennis great and when she's not doing that she's usually r

In her interview with the BBC she tells her story of isolation and explains why that letter was such an important part of her treatment.

Because it feels good to know that maybe one of my letters maybe welcomed and make someone smile, or just relax for a few minutes when it mi

Sometimes I want to share a short story, be a bit more creative. Other times I write just because I want to put a smile on someone's fac

I guess what it boils down to is: I want to make a difference in both my career and personal life

So, let's bring a taste of summer into the lives of those undergoing treatment for cancer. Send us your letters, cards, postcards and we

Recently From Me to You writers have been using colours and patterns to bring envelopes to life. You can't help but smile when you recei

Join us at the Milton Keynes Event Space at 7.30pm to hear how letters can change lives.

But how about when we're waiting? Or we're stuck somewhere we can't move from, such as in a plane? Can we  find a few minutes, p