CivicMail.org Reinvents Postcard Campaigns for Grassroots Advocacy

CivicMail.org aims to bring civic engagement back to basics through the power of pen, paper, and postage.
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CivicMail.org [https://civicmail.org/] has announced its launch to help Americans send real, physical postcards to their elected officials with just a few clicks, delivering personalized messages directly to the desks of decision-makers at the local, state, and federal levels.

Research shows [https://www.concordia.ca/news/stories/2021/09/24/personalized-messages-are-more-likely-to-get-a-response-from-politicians-new-research-finds.html] that physical mail carries more weight with elected officials than petitions, emails, or tweets. In moments of crisis or debate, one tangible message can influence decisions or spark hundreds more. CivicMail.org offers a simple way for busy people to participate in democracy, even if they've never called on a representative before.

For just $3 per postcard, users can choose a campaign issue, personalize a message, and send it to their elected representatives without ever touching an address book, stamp, or envelope. The service prints, addresses, and mails the postcard (first class) on the sender's behalf, turning online passion into offline pressure.

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"I built this platform out of frustration that elected officials are not listening to their constituents. That's largely because digital noise is easy to ignore. But a stack of handwritten postcards on a lawmaker's desk? That gets noticed," said Patrick Sweeney, founder of CivicMail.org. "We built this platform so that people can speak up quickly, affordably, and effectively and know their voice is landing somewhere that matters."

CivicMail.org is designed for both individuals and advocacy organizations. Users can:

- Browse or join active campaigns on key issues.- Send personalized postcard messages.

- Create and send postcards to their local, state, and federal officials based on their address.

This isn't a petition platform. When someone signs a petition, their name is added to a list that may or may not ever be meaningfully reviewed. With CivicMail.org, a message is sent directly to the elected official as a real, individual communication that offices track and count. That distinction matters. Lawmakers respond to constituent contact, not just aggregated signatures.

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CivicMail.org [https://civicmail.org/]turns passive agreement into active participation. Instead of simply adding their name, the user adds their voice and when thousands of voices arrive together, they create real pressure.

CivicMail.org can be used for a broad range of issues. From education and libraries to voting policy, government accountability, and local community priorities. The platform does not dictate what users advocate for; instead, it provides the infrastructure for civic participation.

"Democracy works best when people participate consistently, not just during elections," Sweeney added. "CivicMail makes it easier to show up and be heard."

The platform is now live and available nationwide.

To learn more or start sending postcards to elected officials, visit https://civicmail.org/

Follow @civicmail on social media to see which issues are trending and which voices are rising.

For any inquiry, send an email to info@civicmail.org

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About Patrick Sweeney, Founder of CivicMail.org:

Patrick "PC" Sweeney is the owner and founder of CivicMail.org and is the Digital Director of EveryLibrary. He was awarded Library Journal's "Movers and Shakers" award in 2015 for his library advocacy work. He is co-author of "Winning Elections and Influencing Politicians for Library Funding" as well as "Before the Ballot: Building Support for Library Funding." He was recognized with a "40 Under 40" award by the American Association of Political Consultants for his work fighting for libraries at EveryLibrary. He is a lecturer at the San Jose Information School, where he teaches courses on politics and libraries. He is active across social media as PC Sweeney.

About CivicMail.org:

CivicMail.org [https://civicmail.org/] is a civic tech platform making it easier than ever to contact lawmakers through personalized, printed postcards. We believe real messages create real pressure and real change.

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