Posted below are some responses we received through emails

Katy, Texas
Hello,
Thank-you for an opportunity to show we care. I am a mother of one, but I have asked for my nephew's Scout troop to lend a hand. Expect more cards and letters.
Enclosed are five purchased and five handmade cards. Each one comes with Love and Hope. I enjoyed making the cards. I hope they are what you were asking for.
A second envelope with letters from me will follow.
You are doing a good thing.
Sincerely,
Bobbie J. Cade

Hello again,
Enclosed are five letters. They are aimed at young girls, or teens. The three tied with ribbon include small trinkets. Somewhere, there are three young girls who need a special lift.
Thank you!
Bobbie J. Cade

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Kennedy Elementary School, Massachusetts
Hello,
We are an elementary school in Billerica, Massachusetts, USA, and would like to contribute letters to the children of Japan. On May 2, 2011 we are having a school wide assembly to reinforce the character education topic of Empathy. To reinforce the topic we are calling our assembly “Sharing a light of hope” with Japan. Students will be writing letters, poems, cards, and drawing pictures to share.
We would like to take these letters/poems and mail them to you after the assembly so that the children of Japan know that we care. Is your organization still accepting letters? Please let me know.
Thanks.
Donna McDonnell
Teacher
Kennedy Elementary School
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Roosevelt Middle School, IL
Dear Ms. Li--
My name is Ms. Brown, and I am writing to inform you that my bilingual class has prepared 13 cards to send from Bellwood, Illinois. We had created them during our language arts class, and they are finally being sent. This began as a journal assignment, where I asked the students to imagine what they would say to a child who had been affected by the earthquake, and to write a letter expressing the encouraging thoughts. As the students were writing, I asked them if they wanted me to look online and see if they could write their letters in real life. Sometimes the students are too shy to do this sort of thing, but they agreed quickly. I went online, typed in "Letters To Japan" on google, and quickly found the information leading me to your organization. The students put a lot of thought and care into the cards, and truly wrote from their hearts. Although there are only a few, I sincerely hope that these cards give hope and strength to those who have suffered so much. I also will write to the other teachers in my school, to see if maybe we can make it a school-wide project. So many prayers and thoughts are going out to you all. We will be looking on the site and in the email for updates on when the cards have been sent out and/or received.
Sincerely,
Ms. Brown and the students of the 7th/8th grade bilingual class, Rm.105
Roosevelt Middle School
Bellwood, IL
April 23, 2011
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Sunday School
To We Care Act:
Hello from Philadelpia! We have been praying for and thinking about the children in Japan. We made cards for them during our sunday School time. We hope these cards can bless and encourage their hearts.
Sincerely
Sarah Lee
Philadelphia, PA
April 22, 2011

A Children's Shelter
I am leading a volunteer effort at a local children's shelter and we
would really love to get the children involved in making cards and
writing letters for the Japan victims....Thank you so much!
Chriscelyn
April 12, 2011

Thank you for your interest in our project! ... It's awe-inspiring how children who already have so little would be willing to help others in need, so thank you again.
Sincerely,
Grace Li
CEO & Co-founder, We Care Act

Thank you so much Ms. Li,
I appreciate your quick response! ...This is such a great organization- it is inspirational to learn about the differences you are making!
Chriscelyn
April 13, 2011

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Robarts School for the Deaf, London, Ontario, Canada
I am a teacher at Robarts School for the Deaf in London, Ontario Canada. Our students would like to write letters to Japan to show their support and compassion for the people that have been affected by the earthquake and tsunami. Could you please provide me with more information about this, so that our students can send as many cards as possible to the people that live there?
Thank you.
Leah Cesarini
Apr 11, 2011

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University of Wisconsin-Parkiside
I'm part of the Parkside Asian Organization at University of Wisconsin-Parkiside, and we're having an event starting Monday where people can fill out a "postcard" with an encouraging message to people in Japan as well as collecting donations to fund aid in Japan. The problem is, we haven't been able to establish a place to send it. The "postcards" aren't mailable individually, so we plan to send them all together in a box. Can we send them to you and be assured they will reach people who will appreciate them?
Thank you,
Kathryn Mendez
General Arts Major
Apr 9, 2011

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San Diego State University
My name is Janna Dankworth and I am part of Alpha Delta Chi at San Diego State University. We are a Christian sorority and we are pairing up with our Christian fraternity, Alpha Gamma Omega to write letters for what I hope to be your organization. Can you please contact me back AS SOON AS POSSIBLE to let me know where we send the letters after we are finished? There will be about 200 letters coming to you guys but they will be handwritten and/or include pictures so please let me know where to mail them when we are through! Thanks so much!
Respectfully,
Janna Dankworth
Apr 8, 2011

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Woodfill Elementary, Fort Thomas, Kentucky
My name is Mrs. Vermeil and I teach Second grade at Woodfill Elementary in Fort Thomas, Kentucky. I would like to have my students write a letter to children in Japan and I would like to get the address of where to mail the letters once collected.
Thank you,
Heidi Vermeil
Apr 7, 2011
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Rogers Middle School, Pearland, TX
Dear We Care Act,
My Name is Ms. Trueheart. I am a Language Arts teacher at Rogers Middle School. This is a wonderful idea.
My students were truly excited to learn that not only were we writing the letters, but sending them off to otehr middle school students in Japan.
Enclosed are various letters from different students. We dide not use any return address since we are not expecting any correspondence from Japan. We just simply wanted to encourage them and lift them up.
Once again, this is an incredible endeavor. We need more humanitarians like you. Thanks for prividing us with teh opportunity to be a part of We Care.
Sincerely,
Ms. Trueheart
5th Grade Language Arts/Social Studies

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Luzhou Medical College, Sichuan, China
I come from dujiangyan,went through the erathquake in 2008. Our school was damaged because of it. luckily,we survived.Now,everything is alright with the help of all the world.So,friends,cheer up! You are not alone! We will be with you all the time!
Shu Duan
April 2, 2011

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Park Forest Elementary, Pennsylvania
I am a fourth grade teacher at an elementary school in Pennsylvania. My students have addressed concerns about the people recovering in Japan and we would like to write to them to offer support. On your website, I found the address ...Is this where I can send my class' letters upon completion? Is there a way that we can find out or be notified that our letters arrived and were shipped to Japan? Please let me know! Thanks!
Katherine Goodwin
Professional Development Intern
4th Grade, Park Forest Elementary
March 29, 2011

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Columbus, OH
Hello, my name is Miss Hurst. I currently teaching in Columbus, OH. My class has been very interested and concerned with the crisis in Japan. We would like to do something to help. As a class we are going to be making letters/cards for the chidren in Japan. We were just wondering where to send them when they are complete. I looked on your wesite and could not find an address. Thank you so much for your time, and we look forward to hearing back from you.
Miss Hurst and Class
Mar 24, 2011

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Kingston Springs, Tennessee
I am a school counselor in Kingston Springs, Tennessee and I wanted my 4th graders to write letters to Japanese students to show their support and encouragement. I think it would make more of an impact if they had a specific school to write to but I understand if that’s not possible. Our school was also destroyed in the May 2010 Flood that affected Nashville and surrounding areas so we can understand to a degree this tragedy.
Please let me know if there is more specific information I can provide to my students or if we can send letters through your organization.
Thanks for your time,
Joy Bauman, MS
School Counselor
Kingston Springs Elementary School
March 21, 2011