A stranger handmade the card
that was mailed to you.
No catch, nothing owed, nobody wants your information. Here's the whole story.
Welcome to the Random Art & Kindness Postcard Project
If a handmade postcard turned up in your mailbox and you're wondering why — you're in the right place. And no, you aren't being stalked by a creepy kind person. 😁
This project exists to put a little more kindness into the world. Every card is an original piece of art, created by hand, with a message written by hand, sent to an anonymous person.
It isn't an ad, it isn't a photo, it isn't AI. It's something tangibly human, sent without asking for anything in return.
I hope yours brightened your day.
Your card has a number on it.
Look on the card for a three-digit number. Type it in and you'll see your card here on the site — and you can leave a note for the person who sent the card to you, if you would like.
Lost the number of a card you sent? Browse them all under Find your card.
How I found you
I don't know your name. The addresses came from a mailing list purchased legally through Leadsplease.com, and every card goes out to "Current Resident."
If your name was on the card then it was sent by family or a friend.
Would you like another?
Add your address and you'll go back into the mix. Include your name, or stay "Current Resident" — your choice.
Or in person
Prema Shala
111 Main Street
Littleton, New Hampshire
The cards here are sleeved, stamped, and already written in. Pick one and address it to someone you know — or take a random address. Either way the shop will mail it for you.
premashala.studio
Find your card
Send a card
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