In the UK, the RNIB - Royal National Institute of Blind People collect used stamps
RNIB Stamp Recycling
PO Box 185
Benfleet
SS7 9BH
Morgaine (January 29th, 2019)
so....I totally signed up for 2014 by accident haha....lets try this again...I am now signed up for the book!
Last edited by Vemmy; February 2nd, 2017 at 10:00 AM.
UK has plenty of charities to choose from for your stamp donations -http://fpgeeks.com/forum/showthread....ties-want-them but I'm struggling to find the same sort of charities (medical, children's, animals', humanitarian) in the US. Oxfam in the UK and even Canada take stamps but not listed on their US site.
Just a random post in support of a great month!
Yes - oops, I meant UK and worldwide, although some charities prefer the worldwide kept separate from the domestic stamps.
Last edited by Morgaine; February 5th, 2017 at 12:22 PM. Reason: oops.
I'd participate if the website kept full names and addresses from general view, more like Postcrossing.
Fred
I seem to have accidentally fallen into doing this sort of unofficially, which is rather a tricky challenge for someone who thinks hermits are a bit too outgoing! Any UK geeks who fancy an FP-centric missive with no expectation of reply? Feel free to PM me your address and I'll tell you next to nothing about myself...
A thought - if you have signed up for InCoWriMo in past years, and have commented in this forum or on the official site through Disqus, you might want to check your address is still correct or even want to delete it.
Oh Lord... I just found out I'm on the short-list that just went out today haha. RIP my mailbox.
Morgaine (February 8th, 2017)
The Shortlist! - am on it too!
Last edited by Morgaine; January 29th, 2019 at 10:26 AM. Reason: link no longer valid
Hey, I'm on it also. How were people selected to be on the short list?
Edit: Maybe I should finish reading first. "this page featured the names and addresses of the first 28 people to sign-up for this years event"
Shucks, I missed being on it.
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To continue to diminish the place of the handwritten in our lives is to diminish, in a small but real way, our humanity. Philip Hensher
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Whoa I'm there too!
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