Grace's Writing Team - March 2026

Write to Grace.

Age: Teenager (16-20)
Requested by: Sister
Location: Washington, USA
Issue: Mental Health

What’s going on? Grace had a lot of trauma in our childhood. Grace suffers from severe anxiety, and depression and never leaves the house. She sleeps all day and stays up all night. She also was recently (in the last 3 years) diagnosed with autism which has been hard for her. She needs encouragement and prayers.

What do you love most about this girl? Grace is hilarious! I’ve always thought she would be a great comedian. She makes everyone in the room laugh. Grace is kind to those around her and loves deeply. She is a feeler and has so much empathy.

P.S. Grace loves Jesus very much. She loves the color green and pink. She loves plants and dinosaurs! She plays video games too.

 

Write your letter and get it in the mail within one week to The Letter Project at P.O. Box 218, Kingsville, MO 64061. We’ll take it from there! You can place multiple letters in one envelope, as long as each letter/card clearly identifies the letter recipient.

*Please note that The Letter Project does not edit the content of the request to maintain the integrity of the situation. TLP is not responsible for any typos, misspellings, or incorrect phrasing. Should you have a question regarding a request, please email TLP.

Prisha's Writing Team - March 2026

Write to Prisha.

Age: Teenager (16-20)
Requested by: Mother
Location: Kansas, USA
Issue: Mental Health

What’s going on? Life has been tough for her lately. She struggles with anxiety and finds herself constantly overwhelmed by school and other activities. She has recently gotten off anti-depressants so she's having trouble with withdrawal.

What do you love most about this girl? She's so smart and funny and has the prettiest smile. She knows how to make people laugh no matter what she is going through. She's the biggest Harry Potter fan so I know some references would make her day!

P.S. I don't want her to feel self-concious about these letters making her feel like she was needing them. Could you make them seem like she's getting told something positive about herself rather than referencing her mental health struggles? (From TLP: let’s uplift sweet Prisha!)

 

Write your letter and get it in the mail within one week to The Letter Project at P.O. Box 218, Kingsville, MO 64061. We’ll take it from there! You can place multiple letters in one envelope, as long as each letter/card clearly identifies the letter recipient.

*Please note that The Letter Project does not edit the content of the request to maintain the integrity of the situation. TLP is not responsible for any typos, misspellings, or incorrect phrasing. Should you have a question regarding a request, please email TLP.

Kylena's Writing Team - March 2026

Write to Kylena.

Age: Teenager (16-20)
Requested by: Mother
Location: Virginia, USA
Issue: Mental Health

What’s going on? She is 19 and has had 3 terrible relationships. Can’t seem to find someone who values and loves her. She is starting to wonder and ask me what is wrong with her. This breaks my heart as her mom.

What do you love most about this girl? She is the sweetest, kind hearted, level headed girl who loves Jesus and shes beautiful on the outside but I’m most proud of her heart.

P.S. I pray she will find a Godly man to value her and love her for the person she is. She wants a relationship so bad… I’m afraid she just settles for anyone.

 

Write your letter and get it in the mail within one week to The Letter Project at P.O. Box 218, Kingsville, MO 64061. We’ll take it from there! You can place multiple letters in one envelope, as long as each letter/card clearly identifies the letter recipient.

*Please note that The Letter Project does not edit the content of the request to maintain the integrity of the situation. TLP is not responsible for any typos, misspellings, or incorrect phrasing. Should you have a question regarding a request, please email TLP.

Torre's Writing Team - January 2026

Write to Torre.

Age: 20-something
Requested by: Aunt
Location: New York, USA
Issue: Mental Health

What’s going on? She’s currently in an impatient therapy facility getting help for some past trauma she went through by a boyfriend. She now is dealing with some ptsd, depression, anxiety etc and it’s impacted every area of her life. She’ll be away for 45 days (missing Thanksgiving and Christmas at home). Shes a new believer and is really trying lean on her faith during this time and Im trying to walk with her.

What do you love most about this girl? She is someone who has such a love of life. She has an infectious smile and can make friends with anyone. She has an incredible personality and makes people feel welcome and seen.

P.S. I want her to know that what’s she’s going through is a season of life and she’ll be able to help others - that God is with her, will see her through and will use this for good somehow.

 

Write your letter and get it in the mail within one week to The Letter Project at P.O. Box 218, Kingsville, MO 64061. We’ll take it from there! You can place multiple letters in one envelope, as long as each letter/card clearly identifies the letter recipient.

*Please note that The Letter Project does not edit the content of the request to maintain the integrity of the situation. TLP is not responsible for any typos, misspellings, or incorrect phrasing. Should you have a question regarding a request, please email TLP.

Mika's Writing Team - January 2026

Write to Mika.

Age: 20-something
Requested by: Self
Location: California, USA
Issue: Family (*Abuse)

What’s going on? My mother has emotional and physical abused me. She's beaten me, abandoned me to relatives and told me not to tell anyone if I kill myself. I've tried very hard to repair our relationship but this year, she told me she cannot be a mother to me & blocked me on Facebook. This was my first Christmas without my mother, father, and sister. I'm going to therapy but there's this empty feeling that I'm not sure I can replace. Christmas is my favorite holiday, not because of the presents, but because it's the only time my family feels complete.

What do you love most about this girl? I love that she never strayed from the path of forgiveness, kindness, and empathy. Despite being neglected and abandoned, she still has a lot of love to give to the world.

P.S. I also walk hand in hand with God. I pray that my strength will carry me through this lifetime.

 

Write your letter and get it in the mail within one week to The Letter Project at P.O. Box 218, Kingsville, MO 64061. We’ll take it from there! You can place multiple letters in one envelope, as long as each letter/card clearly identifies the letter recipient.

*Please note that The Letter Project does not edit the content of the request to maintain the integrity of the situation. TLP is not responsible for any typos, misspellings, or incorrect phrasing. Should you have a question regarding a request, please email TLP.

Meghan's Writing Team - January 2026

Write to Meghan.

Age: 30-something
Requested by: Friend/Co-worker
Location: Minnesota, USA
Issue: Family (*Abuse)

What’s going on? Meghan is a 35-year-old mother of two who has spent years in a marriage marked by emotional abuse and her husband’s long struggle with addiction. She is deeply devoted to her children and once read that it only takes one steady, loving parent for a child to grow up whole, so she made that promise to herself and has lived it with remarkable strength. Even as she faces daily belittling messages, manipulation, and repeated betrayal, she keeps trying to hold her family together with hope and loyalty. Meghan is an extraordinary mom, friend, and teacher who gives endlessly, often leaving nothing for herself. She needs encouragement to believe she deserves safety, peace, and a life where her own heart is cared for, too.

What do you love most about this girl? Meghan is pure goodness, steady, humble, and endlessly giving. She is the kind of mom who shows up every single day with intention and devotion, guided by her promise to be the one who does the right thing for her children. She is a loyal friend, a gentle presence, and someone whose kindness makes people feel safe and seen. Her moral compass is unwavering, and she holds herself to a standard of love and integrity that is rare. She is warm, empathetic, intuitive, and far stronger than she realizes.

P.S. Meghan is still living with her husband, enduring emotional abuse every day while hoping and praying he will one day get better. She feels trapped between her loyalty and the reality of how deeply she is being hurt, and she often believes she has no other choice. She rarely asks for help and minimizes her own pain because she feels she must stay strong for her children and hold onto the promise she made to be the “one steady parent” they can depend on. She needs encouragement that she deserves safety, gentleness, and a life free from fear, reminders that her worth is not defined by his behavior and that she is allowed to imagine a future where she feels protected and whole.

 

Write your letter and get it in the mail within one week to The Letter Project at P.O. Box 218, Kingsville, MO 64061. We’ll take it from there! You can place multiple letters in one envelope, as long as each letter/card clearly identifies the letter recipient.

*Please note that The Letter Project does not edit the content of the request to maintain the integrity of the situation. TLP is not responsible for any typos, misspellings, or incorrect phrasing. Should you have a question regarding a request, please email TLP.

Evelyn's Writing Team - January 2026

Write to Evelyn.

Age: 16-20
Requested by: Self
Location: California, USA
Issue: Mental Health

What’s going on? I have misophonia, which is an uncommon anxiety disorder. Most people don't know what it is, and it makes going through everyday life very difficult a lot of the time. It's also hard to tell people or have them relate to me, because I've often had people tease me for it, because they don't understand. It's gotten a lot worse recently because my therapist just retired, and school and college applications are hitting me very hard. I have been struggling to keep up with life lately, and some encouragement would really help.

What do you love most about this girl? I love how friendly and open I am to everyone. I always try to make friends with people around me and reach out to those who may feel left out. I am resilient and have worked very hard to get where I am today. Lastly, I always stick with something if I've committed to it, and I always celebrate others' successes with them.

P.S. Thank you so much for what you do! It really makes an impact. <3 Also, I would love to hear any of your favorite Bible verses, as I am a strong believer as well!

 

Write your letter and get it in the mail within one week to The Letter Project at P.O. Box 218, Kingsville, MO 64061. We’ll take it from there! You can place multiple letters in one envelope, as long as each letter/card clearly identifies the letter recipient.

*Please note that The Letter Project does not edit the content of the request to maintain the integrity of the situation. TLP is not responsible for any typos, misspellings, or incorrect phrasing. Should you have a question regarding a request, please email TLP.

Talia's Writing Team - January 2026

Write to Talia.

Age: 20-something
Requested by: Self
Location: Minnesota, USA
Issue: Mental Health

What’s going on? I live with a disability, chronic illness, and anxiety, and have faced bullying and loneliness. Life can feel heavy at times, and I’m working hard to find hope and healing. Receiving a bundle of letters filled with kindness and encouragement would remind me that I’m not alone and that brighter days are possible.

What do you love most about this girl? She has such a kind heart, gentle spirit, and so much strength. Despite challenges with her health and anxiety, she keeps showing up with hope, creativity, and care for others. She’s resilient, compassionate, and full of quiet magic.

P.S. Thank you for all the love and light you spread through your letters. It means so much to know that kindness still exists in the world. Your words bring comfort, hope, and a little sparkle of magic to hearts that need it most — including mine.

 

Write your letter and get it in the mail within one week to The Letter Project at P.O. Box 218, Kingsville, MO 64061. We’ll take it from there! You can place multiple letters in one envelope, as long as each letter/card clearly identifies the letter recipient.

*Please note that The Letter Project does not edit the content of the request to maintain the integrity of the situation. TLP is not responsible for any typos, misspellings, or incorrect phrasing. Should you have a question regarding a request, please email TLP.