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Letters to Heroes

Honoring Veterans Through Handwritten Letters

 

 

Letters to Heroes is a nationwide movement dedicated to expressing gratitude to frontline workers and military veterans through handwritten letters.  

Open to all Full Time and Flex students in grades Kindergarten-12.

 

Each fall, the FLVS 9-12 Book Club proudly supports this initiative by inviting families to write heartfelt messages of thanks to veterans. These letters are then collected and distributed in partnership with Southeast Florida Honor Flight, ensuring they reach the hands of those who have served with courage and sacrifice. This annual tradition has become a powerful way for our community to say “thank you,” with more than 100 letters sent each year.

 

In 2026, letters will be collected from Sept. 10-Nov. 6.


 

 

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How to Participate

 

Students and parents who would like to participate can write a letter or send a thoughtful card expressing their gratitude to a veteran.

 

  • Mail your letters or cards to:

FLVS Clubs 

Letters to Heroes 

161 SE Manly Avenue 

Port Saint Lucie, FL 34983


  • Email your message to: studentactivities@flvs.net. Be sure to include "Letters to Heroes" in the subject line. We will print the email out and send it. 

 

Help us make a meaningful impact, one letter at a time.

 

Letters must be received by Nov. 6

If you're interested in joining this club, or any other club, visit the Clubs and Activities page. For more information, contact studentactivities@flvs.net.

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