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Here’s the truth: your card doesn’t need to mention illness or dying. What matters most is the love and kindness you put into it. π
✨ Focus on what uplifts
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Share a warm memory, or write about something beautiful—like flowers, music, or nature.
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Offer words of comfort: “You are in my heart” or “You are surrounded by love.”
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Express gratitude for the light this person has brought to the world.
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If faith is part of their story, a prayer or blessing can bring peace.
π Here are some gentle, ready-to-use examples your volunteers could copy into their cards:
πΈ Short and Simple
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You are in my heart and prayers today.
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Sending you love, peace, and warm thoughts.
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You are deeply cherished and never alone.
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May today bring you moments of comfort and light.
πΌ Warm and Personal
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I’m thinking of you and sending a big hug in this card.
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Your kindness and strength are an inspiration. The world is brighter because of you.
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May you feel surrounded by love and peace. You are so special.
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Just wanted you to know how loved and valued you are.
π Faith-Based (if appropriate)
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I’m lifting you up in prayer and asking God to be near you today.
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May your heart be filled with the light of faith and the warmth of God’s presence.
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You are wrapped in God’s love, and in the love of all who are thinking of you.
✨ Keep it simple, keep it loving
Your words are a reminder that they are seen, cherished, and not alone. Even a short note filled with kindness can bring a moment of comfort and joy.
At the end of the day, every card we send is a hug in an envelope. π€
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By supporting us, you’re not just donating — you’re actively helping create moments of healing, connection, and unexpected joy. Let’s keep writing hope into the world, together. Every contribution, big or small, truly makes a difference.
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