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When you write to Dear Stranger, your letter will be swapped with one from another writer. They will get your letter; you will get theirs. The exchange is anonymous, and you can share as little or as much information about yourself as you like. Please keep in mind that photos, even ones without people in them, may contain information that could be used to identify you.
Dear Stranger is open to everyone, though writers under the age of eighteen must have parental consent to participate. Letters are paired at random, though we do our best to match participants with someone outside of their ZIP code. Oregon Humanities staff read all letters before they are exchanged.
If you have questions about Dear Stranger, contact prog...@oregonhumanities.org . Want to start a Dear Stranger exchange in your own state or community? Check out our how-to guide or watch our webinar.
I want to let you know that I, just last night, heard about your Dear Stranger program on the KGW Evening News and I am very excited to participate. Thank you for facilitating an old, tried and true method of communication. I remember exchanging letters with a high school friend who went into the military. We exchanged letters when he was in boot camp and I'm sure it helped him to get letters from home, making it not quite so lonely an experience. It was also interesting to me to hear what he was doing and learning. That being said, interaction with a stranger ought to prove even more interesting now that I'm 58 years old. Thank you again for the opportunity you're providing.
The stranger who wrote to me sounds melancholy, a notable contrast from my mood. At first I was disappointed, but the more I think about it, this is exactly why this project is successful: I benefit when reminded that there are differences in how people see the world. Not good, not bad, just different.
I sent and received a "Dear Stranger" letter. The prompt was "food" and it was easy to write the letter and thrilling to receive one.My "Stranger" included her return address so I have already sent her a postcard and a letter is on the way to her today.No doubt I will jump at the chance to write to another stranger.Thanks providing an opportunity for people to connect in positive personal ways.
I decided to participate in the "Dear Stranger" project, as soon as I read about it in the email from Oregon Humanities. I wrote my first letter in May 2020 and received a letter from my new pen pal a week later. We continue to write back & forth to each other.This has been one of the best things to happen since moving here in September 2019. Due to Covid, it has been so hard to get out and make new friends. But, thanks to this program, I now have someone it's been fun to get to know and with whom I can exchange letters.Thank you!
Hi letter writers and friends of the pen and paper.I wrote my first Dear Stranger letter last year, and we decided to keep writing- and have sent a letters to each other every week. We have found a wonderful connection without internet, pictures, but using our words to meet each other and have our kitties also make new friends.For me our connection has helped to manage the roller coaster of living alone during this past year. It is an up beat in the day to receive a personal letter from my new friend.Be Brave- get out the pen and paper- and a stamp- and join in!
Love the pen pal idea. It could connect us as a community again when other circumstances are tearing us apart. It can be that light at the end of the tunnel?. Question tho, would I need to start the letters out dear stranger? Or could I start them out dear friend or hello friend?Just wondering.
Thank you so much for this opportunity!! I am a Born Oregonian who is currently living in New Mexico. My husband and I were in the middle of readying to move back home. Well, now we are having to wait until perhaps this winter. I miss my home, and my fellow Oregonians. Not being able to go home is the worst part of this. So being able to write some oregonians is an AMAZING opportunity! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!
This is a beautiful thing. So happy to hear The story on the radio this morning. Are letters sent out once a year only? Or do you do it several times a year? I am wondering how you decided on the time frame. I would love to start something like this in my community. I will fill out the form. Thanks again.
Thanks all for your questions about Dear Stranger. Here are some answers:1. Anyone in the US is welcome to participate.2. You can write as many letters as you like and will receive a letter back for each one you send.3. Children are welcome to participate; the participation form has a place to indicate whether you'd prefer to exchange letters with another child.4. If you are interested in starting a Dear Stranger exchange in your own state or community, get in touch with me at b.wate...@oregonhumanities.org. I'm happy to share materials and advice.
I only just heard about this program when listening to NPR this morning. Has it been advertised or promoted anywhere. I think it is a great idea, but wonder how much more participation there would be if more people knew about it.
I LOVE this idea. I often mourn the loss of tangible permanent communication from friends and families. Some many things have been replaced by E-this and E-that. Recently found a letter from my great-grandmother that still contained a pressed maple leaf from Upper Peninsula Michigan. I remember looking forward to those letters as a child and into my teens and sitting at my small desk as I penned my response.
I live in Louisville KY on my NPR radio station and LOVE this story! I wish we had this project in my state, so that we could do something similar. We need to connect as a society more than ever in this place in time. Be safe and in good health.
I write hundreds of letters to friends around the world every month and have for years. I am jumping in here and would be happy to help anyone who wants more people to write or help with letters in any way.
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