John,

Postal workers have continued to deliver for us through a particularly brutal year.

Their official motto is “neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night” will stop the Postal Service, but they also have delivered through aggressive political attacks, job cuts, service slowdowns, and nonstop pressure from Donald Trump, who calls the USPS a “tremendous loser” and tried to shove it under the Commerce Department and fire the board to pave the way for privatization.

Yet they deliver for all of us. Let’s deliver messages of gratitude directly to postal workers across the country, on their routes, in sorting centers, at distribution hubs, and in local post offices.

Sign the card and add your words of support to thank our postal workers across the country today >>

During the holiday season, their busiest time of the year, USPS workers move over 15 billion pieces of mail and packages, including more than 400 million packages in a single week, to every single ZIP code in the country.

Today, we can boost their spirits, and show them that the country values their service. When you sign, you can also write a personal note to share with workers. Our coalition partners at the American Postal Workers Union will deliver our messages of thanks directly to postal workers across the country.

Add your name and a personal message of thanks by clicking here >>

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