Untangle the letters.
One simple word with a twist. No one is keeping score.
Some days call for a grand adventure. Other days, a decent riddle will do. Take a few minutes, solve something small, enjoy a thought, then make somebody else's day a little better.
Play a littleHelp someone insideOne simple word with a twist. No one is keeping score.
Resist the temptation to ask your phone.
Something interesting to sit with for a minute.
Many people inside appreciate a letter that simply treats them like a person.
Keep messages respectful, follow the recipient's communication rules, and do not include identifying information without permission.
A cartoon, a little curiosity, a puzzle, perhaps a space to write. Nothing to win. Nothing to prove.
Prison 365 is an illustrated annual with real paper pages and 365 dated entries. The online games are free original extras. See the actual printed-style puzzle from the book.
Play the mini SudokuOpen authentic sample pagesBuy the paperbackSomething ordinary and kind can be more welcome than a sermon. Ask about a favourite book, a memory, or a funny thing that happened this week.
Open letter ideasExperienced book-to-prison organisations match materials to real reader requests. Find the existing programs and read their submission rules.
Explore book programsSearch the correctional directory, copy an official physical address and choose a suggested library attention line. Check receiving requirements before buying.
Choose a destinationSend a free original puzzle or real sample page in a permitted message or letter. The recipient does not need to own the book to enjoy an idea.
Open a puzzleA book club, birthday group, workplace or community organisation can use a shareable invitation to organise purchases without pooling money here.
Create a campaign linkAsk a prison librarian or a book-program volunteer what readers actually want. An appropriate book matters more than a large shipment.
For partners and librariesTry a puzzle, pass a question along, or give a copy of Prison 365. Small pleasures count.
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