A LITTLE ENCOURAGEMENT GOES A LONG WAY.
Sometimes, a few handwritten words can remind someone they're not alone. Through BeSeen, individuals, families, churches, classrooms, and businesses can write encouraging letters to neighbors experiencing homelessness.
These letters will be shared with neighbors through our outreach efforts and BeSeen Machines. You don't have to know someone's name or story to remind them they matter.
HOW IT WORKS
WRITE A LETTER
Grab a piece of paper, a card, or some stationery and write an encouraging message.
MAKE IT PERSONAL
Introduce yourself, share where you're writing from, and offer some kindness.
MAIL IT TO BESEEN
Our team will help get your letter into the hands of a neighbor who could use some encouragement.
NEED SOME INSPIRATION?
Hello, neighbor!
We may never meet, but I wanted to remind you that you matter. I'm writing from Iowa, and although I don't know what today looks like for you, I hope something makes you smile.
Your story matters, and whatever you've been through doesn't define who you are or what your future can hold.
I'm cheering you on!
Your friend from Iowa
Hey, friend!
I'm writing this from North Carolina, and I just wanted to send a little encouragement your way.
I hope you know there are people rooting for you, even people you've never met. You deserve kindness, friendship, laughter, and good days ahead.
Wherever life finds you today, I hope this letter reminds you that you're seen and you're not forgotten.
With love,
A neighbor in North Carolina
MAIL YOUR LETTER
send to
BeSeen Foundation 7216 East Admiral Place Tulsa, OklahomaA FEW HELPFUL TIPS
- Write like you're talking to a friend.
- Keep it encouraging, genuine, and respectful.
- You can include your first name and the state or country you're writing from.
- Avoid assumptions about someone's circumstances or what they've experienced.
- Don't include personal contact information or money.
- Letters should be suitable for anyone to receive.