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Charities For Paper Crafters




Charities for Paper Crafters is our community link to those folks who could use your hand with donated cards.

Each one of these organizations has its own requirements. So we suggest that you check with the links provided before you send them out.

I shall pass through this world but once,
any good therefore that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any human being;
let me do it now.
Let me not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again.
Quote Stephen Grellet



If you would like to add a charity to this list, comment below.


Cards For Hospitalized Kids -This is an organization that forwards cards to sick children. They distribute cards to all 50 states as well as Ronald Mc Donald Houses, They accept general greeting cards as well as holiday cards. They ask that you sign your first name only. There are a few other simple requirements on their website, Check the link.

Cards For Kidz-Another organization that sends cards to critically ill children

Smiles For Kids- This group is requesting unsigned cards for children up to age 19. There are a few guidelines, but again these go to children in hospitals



Military Missions-These are cards with notes to be included in care packages


Cheers For Heros
Our Heroes’ Journey started the Cheers for Heroes program to bring smiles to combat wounded veterans and vets who are living in nursing facilities or hospitals around the country. Together with our wonderful volunteers, we send cards and care packages to make sure all our veterans are remembered during the holidays

This group is requesting cards for Veterans, You can send cards during any holiday or just to say hello. All cards are appreciated
Help Heal Veterans, Inc.
36585 Penfield Lane
Winchester, CA 92596









Most of us are very blessed in our lives. How fortunate we are to be able to share the blessings of our talents with others, What a great feeling to be able to give someone a smile or a lift from circumstances that may be grim. 

Please consider sharing your greeting cards with one of these organizations so that someone will know that a person cared enough to share something made from their hands and given in love.

You might consider having your children and grandchildren involved too/ Most of these charities welcome organizations and school participation too. 

Thank you for your consideration. I know that anything that you are able to do to help will be blessed/

Papercraft Workshop Charities



Color A Smile- They have hundreds of pictures for you to print out and color. Everyone can participate from children to adults. You simply color a page and send it off to them. Great family project

Heart Artillary Group- Is requesting cards that thank service members for their service. You can use handmade cards or homemade cards. You write a note and send them to an address.

Operation Gratitude-
Operation Gratitude would like to thank you for your interest in writing letters to our nation’s heroes! We like to include at least 5 letters per care package, so we need hundreds of thousands of them for our Deployed Troops, New Recruits, Veterans, and Wounded Heroes. We can only do that with your support and participation


Soldier's Angels-The Cards Plus Team is dedicated to supporting deployed service members, veterans, and their families with encouraging or celebratory cards and notes. The Cards Plus Team also joins forces with many other Soldiers' Angels Teams to provide cards for service members, Post 9/11 wounded veterans, and military families supported by these programs.


Splashes of joy Splashes of Joy would welcome donations of handmade greeting cards to share with the individuals they serve and work with. Uplifting cards of hope and encouragement; cards for birthdays and holidays; as well as thank you cards would be very much appreciated. You can learn more about this organization
Senior Citizen Home is Looking For Greeting Cards

 Pacifica Senior Center Assisted Living Facility, 3855 Upper Creek Dr., Sun City Center, FL 33573 ATTN: Jennifer Petit, Activities Director.

Bring Smiles To Seniors-National group looking for homemade cards that are delivered to seniors. They send cards all over the country and would appreciate your card donations

More Ideas For Cards For Charities


TO HOSPITALIZED CHILDREN: Cards for Hospitalized Kids
http://www.cardsforhospitalizedkids.com/

TOT CANCER PATIENTS: Send a Smile Today
https://sendasmiletoday.org/get-involved/
SCRAPBOOK.COM: Cards for Kindness
https://www.scrapbook.com/articles/cards-for-kindness


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