Gratitude Poem
We love getting feedback from book recipients. This arrived in the mail recently and we are sharing it here with the permission of author.
We love getting feedback from book recipients. This arrived in the mail recently and we are sharing it here with the permission of author.
Our efforts here at the Prisoners Literature Project continue to be a lifeline for keen readers. Here are some thank you notes that we’ve received from happy book recipients. We LOVE these letters!
Here’s some wonderful bead art sent to us, as a ‘thank you’ from an incarcerated person receiving books from the PLP.
We thought we’d present three recent thank-you letters – so we can pass along the sense of gratitude prisoners have when we’re able to get them books, with your kind help.
A couple of co-ordinators are going in individually, & Gina kindly passed along this wonderful thank-you letter from a prisoner.
Two wonderful new ‘thank you’ letters from prisoners who successfully received books from PLP recently!
Here’s a new set of thank you letters from prisoners, as discovered at a recent Prisoners Literature Project session.
Here’s a couple of thank you letters from prisoners that the Prisoners Literature Project received recently.
Here’s a couple of truly appreciative recent thank-you letters from incarcerated prisoners that the Prisoners Literature Project has sent free books to.
We’ve been sending out a lot of ‘how to draw’ guides to prisoners recently by request – here’s some neat thank-you pictures we received last week!
Prisoners Literature Project is an inclusive, all-volunteer, grassroots nonprofit whose purpose is to encourage reading, the pursuit of knowledge, and self-determination among incarcerated people. By sending free reading materials to those behind bars, PLP aims to foster learning and critical thinking and help people prepare to lead successful lives after incarceration. We believe that all people have a right to read.