When freedom activists go to jail, they do it standing up for everyone's natural rights. Please don't let them be forgotten! Send them letters, tell them how their actions affected you, update them on what's happening outside prison, keep them company, thank them, support them!

Flooding the jail with letters will send a message to the jailers that there is a huge number of us who aren't happy about the existence of victimless crimes, and it will simultaneously send cheer and hope to the activist who has been unjustly imprisoned.

And sometimes jail employees mistreat prisoners. The more public attention a prisoner is getting, the less likely he/she is to be maltreated (above and beyond locking them up). When the jailers know that many people are closely watching what happens to the prisoner, they're more careful with that prisoner. Letters to the prisoner and phone calls to the jail inquiring about the prisoner's well-being are easy, powerful ways to make sure that happens.

When you send a letter via this website, we pay for postage and mail it to your activist at whatever jail they are being held in.


Kevin Innes

William Innes
PID #377054
P.O. Box 34429
Charlotte, N.C. 28234-4429

Elaine Brown

Elaine Brown
c/o Strafford County Jail
266 County Farm Road
Dover, NH 03820

Ed Brown

Edward Brown
c/o Strafford County Jail
266 County Farm Road
Dover, NH 03820

New PorcFest '09 postcards

Thanks to Carl Ricketson for creating and distributing PorcFest '09 postcards for free at the recent Porcupine Freedom Festival. He not only handed them out to everyone he could find, but he donated a bunch to Mail-to-Jail. Thanks, Carl!

Postcards are here!

We have added the ability to send postcards in addition to letters. Currently, we only have a very limited supply of a very limited selection of postcards, but we're looking for more.

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