#post pals

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Postpals

Ok guys I may have posted this before but I'm prompted to do so again because a little girl I've been in contact for a while with has recently passed away. There's an amazing organisation called Post Pals (postpals.co.uk) where you just send an email, letter or small gift to a desperately ill child and provide them with a little pocket of stardust in there very hard lives. Each one of these children are truly stars and I think if all 29 of you could spend 10 minutes writing to a few children we could really cause some happiness. R.I.P. Sophie, a true princess...love, your friend , Rapunzel, you're still an honorary princess even with your new wings. xx 

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I wrote a letter to a girl called Jayde who is seriously ill through Post Pals and I got a letter back today. Other than feeling fulfilled, it was genuinely awesome to have a conversation with someone I seem to have a lot in common with (she's a fan of McFly and Harry Potter). I wrote the letter (and will carry on doing so) in the hope to make someone smile and, it in turn made me smile, so definitely check it out: postpals.co.uk

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Send a FREE card to a sick child and brighten their day

Post Pals is a website that aims to put smiles on the faces of children who are ill with diseases such as cancer. You can read the children's stories and progress here, and use the provided addresses to send them letters, cards and gifts.

You could brighten a child's day for free if you could just spare a few minutes of your time. If you find a child on Post Pals that you'd like to contact, you can then go to FunkyPigeon.com and create a personalised card just for them. At the payment stage, enter the code "FUNKYFREE" in the promo code box and you won't have to pay a penny to send the card.

You can watch a video about Post Pals here.

Please reblog this, if we can make this widely known, imagine how many kids we can make happy.