Bring Love Letters to Your Community
Love Letters to Forgotten Things is a ready-to-use library of professionally produced memory and storytelling programs designed to help people connect through ordinary objects, places, rituals, and experiences.
The programs are built for senior living communities, libraries, memory cafés, caregivers, families, and other organizations looking for meaningful, low-burden ways to encourage conversation, connection, and shared remembering.
Why it works
Love Letters to Forgotten Things uses ordinary memories as a starting point for conversation.
There are no quizzes, no pressure to remember correctly, and no expectation that everyone will share. A story about a familiar object, place, ritual, or experience simply gives people something recognizable to respond to.
That makes the programs useful for encouraging conversation, reducing social isolation, and helping participants discover common ground with one another.
What’s already built
Love Letters to Forgotten Things is not a concept waiting to be developed. The program already includes:
More than 100 professionally produced Love Letters
Audio and video versions
Ready-to-use facilitator guides
Discussion and reflection prompts
Sensory and object-based activities
Workshop materials and supporting resources
Webinars and instructional material
Organizations can begin with a single program or explore ways to use the larger catalog.
Ways we can work together
Every organization serves its community differently, so partnerships do not have to follow one fixed model.
Possible collaborations include:
Pilot programs
Institutional licensing
Senior living or library programming
Platform or content integration
Webinars and staff training
Facilitated workshops
Custom programming
Catalog distribution partnerships
If you have another idea for how Love Letters could fit your organization, I’m open to that conversation as well.
Try a sample workshop
The easiest way to understand Love Letters to Forgotten Things is to experience one.
A complete workshop is available free of charge so you can see the Love Letter, facilitator materials, discussion prompts, and supporting resources exactly as they would be used in a real program.
Explore the Free Workshop: Uncle Tommy
Let’s talk
If Love Letters to Forgotten Things seems like it could complement the work your organization is already doing, I’d be glad to talk.
There is no predetermined partnership model and no hard sell. I’m interested in finding practical ways to get these programs in front of the people and communities who can benefit from them.
Contact Brian