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How to Get a Soldier's Address:
- Go to www.AnySoldier.com to get an address of a soldier to send your Valentine(s). They accept donations to help further their program.
GUIDELINES FOR HANDMADE VALENTINES:
- Any size Valentine will be accepted.
- Please do not use glitter on Valentines
- Unfortunately, candy or other food items cannot be accepted and should not be included or attached to cards.
- Military personnel love to communicate with us! You can include your name, address or email address if you so desire.
- Photos of the sender, sender's family, church, or classroom participants can add a personal touch to your card. Photos must be appropriate.
- The more positive the message the better! Care should be taken not to refer to anything that may cause grief or uneasiness to the military reader. (i.e., "I hope you don't get killed" or "Do you miss your family?")
HOW TO MAIL:We suggest using the Post Office's Priority Mail. For only $4.70 you can send as many Valentines as will fit in their FLAT RATE ENVELOPE which will arrive overseas bases in 7-10 days. The Post Office even will give you the envelope!
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