A writing project for a disconnected world.
One letter, every Sunday.
13,752 people and counting.
A writing project for a disconnected world.
one letter, every Sunday
13,752 people and counting
The Sunday Letter Project is a weekly invitation to balance. We are inviting you make a simple promise: to write one letter, every Sunday. To return to a practice that used to root and connect us — to create a new, weekly anchor in a superficial world of screens and noise.
To join the project, simply take the free pledge. This is a promise made to yourself, to carve out a piece of time every Sunday to reflect & reconnect. You can write to anyone — yourself to read in the future, your loved ones, or perhaps a new pen-pal.
We believe letter writing is a unique way that we can find our way home as humans, and we invite you to join us. To know that you are writing alongside so many others is a powerful feeling in a disconnected world. Together, we are creating thousands of tangible items that can be held, treasured and kept for years to come.
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In a world dominated by technology, The Sunday Letter Project is a weekly invitation to balance. To recalibrate, reconnect, and return home.We believe that letter-writing is the perfect antidote to this generation’s dependence on screens - it allows you to slip back into a time where the world felt less frantic and more spacious.
By signing up for the project, you will be invited to take a pledge: a pledge to take a pocket of time each Sunday and dedicate it to yourself and your loved ones. To write, ponder and savour. To regenerate a practice that has connected humans for generations and is starting to be lost. We believe letter writing is a unique way that we can find our way home as humans, and we invite you to join us.
You can write to anyone you like. Someone you love, a stranger, a friend. A pen-pal, through our Letter-Keeper network - it’s totally up to you. It just has to be words on a page, every Sunday.
Let’s keep the world a little bit more human…