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I sent my first 10 #PostcardsToVoters. It's easy:
1. SIGN UP at http://postcardstovoters.org .
2. GET APPROVED. Send a photo of a practice card. When approved, you'll receive some addresses.
3. WRITE & MAIL POSTCARDS.
4. ASK FOR MORE ADDRESSES. When you get them, go back to step 3.
1. SIGN UP at http://postcardstovoters.org .
2. GET APPROVED. Send a photo of a practice card. When approved, you'll receive some addresses.
3. WRITE & MAIL POSTCARDS.
4. ASK FOR MORE ADDRESSES. When you get them, go back to step 3.
Some tips:
- You'll need to provide your own supplies and pay all postage. They provide suggestions on where to get cards.
- Read the FAQ. It has lots of useful info. < https://postcardstovoters.org/faq/ >
- You'll have room to be creative, but do stay within the guidelines.
- You'll need to provide your own supplies and pay all postage. They provide suggestions on where to get cards.
- Read the FAQ. It has lots of useful info. < https://postcardstovoters.org/faq/ >
- You'll have room to be creative, but do stay within the guidelines.
I bought these from a local bookstore/cafe which I'm happy to support. I look forward to reusing the beautiful empty boxes when I've used all the postcards. You are free to use something as simple as a plain blank postcard, it's all good. #PostcardsToVoters
The store is Trident Booksellers and Cafe, in Boston. Very nice place that has been there as long as I can remember. I also ordered some nice cards from one of the suggested sites on the Postcards to Voters web site.
https://www.tridentbookscafe.com/
https://www.tridentbookscafe.com/
