Alison and Brian were interviewed by Naga Munchetty on BBC Radio Five Live about setting up From Me to You and the story that inspired it all.

Alison and Brian’s exclusive interview with the Daily Express to launch their book ‘From Me, To You’

Co-founder Alison is running London Marathon to raise money for our charity

Over the rest of 2022, the team at From Me to You want to have a little fun - and encourage you to do so too!

Trustee Liz Kentish shares her letter writing story with the readers of Women’s Weekly.

There are so many ways we are supported by our friends, and we wanted to share some of the ways you can get involved with fundraising as an individual and with your own local and online communities.

Listen to Miranda Keeling being interviewed yesterday on BBC Radio 5 Live by Nihal Arthanayake, along with Professor Bruce Hood, our very own Alison Hitchcock and another friend and letter writer, Liz Maguire.

Donating your CSR day to From Me to You can bring benefits to your colleagues and our letter recipients, as well as yourself.

Alison is interviewed in the latest Psychologies magazine, giving her top tips on letter writing.

We share three ways to face letter-writing block and get your ink flowing once more.

Alison is interviewed by Adrian Chiles on BBC Radio 5 Live on the importance of letter writing, even in the light of rising postal costs.

We’re celebrating World Poetry day by sharing some of our favourite poems that are wonderful to share in your letters.

We have an incredible community of writers and artists involved with Donate A Letter, and this blog shares their heart and art.

Today is Send a Card to a Friend Day and we want to help you take those first steps into writing that card with some hints and tips!

Have some questions about how Donate A Letter works? No problem - we’ve got you covered.

Alison and Brian tell their story in a brand new interview in the lead-up to From Me to You’s fifth birthday.

Alison is interviewed by BBC Radio WM in the lead-up to World Cancer Day 2022 on what letters can do for those living with cancer.

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

Writing a letter to someone you don’t know is challenge enough but then add in that they are in hospital with cancer, and the challenge can seem too much. Here’s some ideas to help get you started.

There are several reasons why it's good to write, for both yourself and the reader - read on to find out more.