Alison is interviewed by BBC Radio WM in the lead-up to World Cancer Day 2022 on what letters can do for those living with cancer.

There are several reasons why it's good to write, for both yourself and the reader - read on to find out more.

Not sure where to start when writing to a loved one living with cancer? Start here, there’s lots of tips inside!

If you’re sending a card or letter via our Donate A Letter programme, here are some hints and tips to get you on your way!

There were so many great ideas and wonderful words shared with us during The Big Letter Write, so we wanted to give you a taster to help you with the next steps on your letter writing journey.

Sometimes you’re not sure what to write. Here’s a sample letter you can copy, and make your own as you wish.

Hannah Clayton writes letters for our Donate A Letter campaign as part of her Duke of Edinburgh Award. She’s been writing for us for six months and here she tells us all about the experience.

Hannah Clayton writes letters for our Donate A Letter campaign as part of her Duke of Edinburgh Award. She writes every week.

People love the idea of writing a letter to someone in hospital but the reality of getting started can be harder than imagined.

Brian and Alison's work has been recognised by the Prime Minister and the pair have been honoured with a Point Of Light Award. And they're chuffed!

Alison and Brian told the story that inspired From Me to You on Radio 4's The Listening Project on Christmas Day 2016.