1. Write your letter
Using our simple online form, you can write a letter directly onto the site or upload an image of a handwritten letter. It only takes a few minutes to write a letter.
Write a letter to a loved one in the future to call for political action on climate change now.
Because the future of our planet isn't written yet.
The climate crisis is affecting our lives already, and it’s only going to get worse for the next generation unless we take action now to get it under control – because the years will tick away before we know it.
That’s why we’re asking everyone to write to Letters to Tomorrow, as part of the Great Big Green Week.
What are Letters to Tomorrow?
Letters to Tomorrow explain your hopes for future generations if our leaders step up to protect the environment – and your fears about what life could be like if we don’t slow down climate change.
Your letter could be to your friend, child or even your future self.
How does it work?
2. Share your letter
Once we’ve published your letter, you can share it far and wide. Put it on your social media channels (including the hashtag #LettersToTomorrow). You could even tag your local MP or share your letter with them directly via email.
How else can I get involved?
We’d love to see people organise letter-writing events as part of this year’s Great Big Green Week, taking place 10th to 18th June. Could you get together at your local library and write letters as a group? Or get your school involved? Check out our resources to help you plan a letter-writing event, with more coming soon!
