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Building on last year’s momentum, Wish of a Lifetime hopes to send nearly a quarter million cards through the Cupid Crew campaign.  \nEven though we must all remain socially distant, your troop can still help spread joy to thousands of older adults across the country by writing Valentine’s Day cards as part of the Cupid Crew Cards for Valentine’s Day National Service Project.  \nHere’s how your troop can help spread the love with Cupid Crew:  \n1. Together, decide with your troop to participate in Cupid Crew and have them set a goal for the number of cards they’d like to create.  \nTalk with your troop about the importance of reaching out to older adults who may be feeling lonely and isolated during this time. Ask if anyone in your troop has older relatives they’re not able to see in person or who have been feeling lonely.  \nDiscuss how many older adults your troop wants to reach out to and set a goal for how many cards you’ll make and where you’d like to deliver them (see below for ideas on where to deliver) .  \n2. Create your Valentine’s Day cards.  \n• Share this Cupid Crew Valentine’s Day Card Template with each girl and/or their parents. (Tip: Do this before the meeting so that your girls are ready to get started.)  \n• Once your troop is ready to write, get creative! Write a Valentine’s Day message, a note to let someone know you’re thinking of them, or even a poem. In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, think about drawing a heart or a rose, creating a collage, or even sending a paper flower along with your card! Our goal is for every card to be unique, uplifting, fun, and bright.  \n• Share our Cupid Crew Card Tips with your girls to help them get started.  \n3. Decide where to send your troop’s cards.  \nReach out to a local senior living community and ask how they’d like to receive your troop’s cards—by mail or via safe drop-off. Choose a community that you have a connection to or check out our list of senior living communities to find one in your area.  \nGet in touch with your troop’s senior living community of choice by Monday, February 7, to let them know to expect your package or delivery. We suggest calling and speaking to the activities director to find out how to best coordinate your drop-off given the community’s COVID-safety practices. Consider including one of your girls on the call to share in the experience.  \n4. Make a plan to send or deliver your Cupid Crew Cards.  \nDecide how to collect and deliver your troop’s cards. For example, you could collect the cards and mail them together or drop them off as a packet. 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