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a small project for the people who shaped you

Thirty thank-you letters.
Thirty days. One envelope at a time.

A guided writing project that helps you decide who to thank, find the right words and actually put the letter in the mail. Ten to fifteen minutes a day, with prompts and frameworks doing the heavy lifting.

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Dear Mrs. Alvarez,

I still think about the afternoon you stayed late to help me rewrite that essay…

with gratitude, J.

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You already know who deserves a letter.

There is a teacher, a neighbor, an old boss, a friend who showed up when it counted. You have meant to say thank you for years. It just never seems like the right moment, and a text feels too small.

“I don’t know what to say.” “It’s been too long, it would be weird.” “I’ll do it when I have a free afternoon.”

Thirty Letters removes the guesswork. Each day gives you one person to think about, one prompt to get you started and one simple structure to follow, so the hardest part, beginning, is already done.

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What’s inside the envelope

30Daily writing promptsOne per day, from “someone who taught you a skill” to “a stranger you never thanked.”
60+Who-to-write-to listA brainstorm sheet organized by chapter of life: childhood, school, work, friendship, family, community.
5Letter frameworksShort fill-in structures: the memory letter, the “because of you” letter, the reconnect letter, the overdue letter, the small-kindness note.
12Printable stationery sheetsLined and unlined letter paper, note cards and envelope liners in a classic cream-and-red style.
130-day trackerA one-page log for names, dates sent and addresses, so you can see the stack grow.
1Words-when-stuck pageOpening lines, closing lines and gentle phrasing for letters to people you lost touch with.
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How the thirty days work

  1. Make your list. Spend one evening with the who-to-write-to sheet and pick your thirty names. No need to find every address yet.
  2. Open the day’s prompt. Read it, jot down one memory, and choose the framework that fits.
  3. Write the letter. Usually ten to fifteen minutes. Print the stationery or use any paper you love.
  4. Seal, address, send. Log it in the tracker. Skipped a day? Simply pick up where you left off.
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Is this for you?

Yes, if you…

  • want a meaningful 30-day project with a clear finish line
  • have people you have meant to thank for a long time
  • enjoy paper, pens and handwritten mail
  • like having prompts instead of a blank page

Maybe not, if you…

  • are looking for business or sales letter templates
  • want a daily journaling app with reminders
  • prefer to write without any structure at all
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The complete Thirty Letters kit

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Questions, answered

What exactly do I receive?

A set of printable PDF files: the prompts, the list, the frameworks, the stationery and the tracker. You download them right after checkout.

Do I have to write every single day?

No. The thirty days are a rhythm, not a rule. You can write a few letters a week and finish whenever you finish.

What if I don’t have someone’s address?

The kit includes a short guide on gentle ways to ask for an address, and you can always hand-deliver a letter or send a photo of it.

Can I print the stationery more than once?

Yes. It is for your personal use, so print as many copies as you like for your own letters.

Is this therapy or medical advice?

No. Thirty Letters is an educational writing project. It is not therapy, counseling or medical advice of any kind.

Is there a subscription?

No. It is a single payment of US$21 with nothing recurring.