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Blessing Children with Random Acts of Luvmail with Tabitha Marie

Tabitha Marie is the amazing and loving founder of “Random Acts of Luvmail,” a family run organization that provides mail and goodie bags to children who are in the hospital or need to be uplifted for any reason. Tabitha started the organization in 2007 and it has moved from New Orleans to San Antonio, Texas, where she and her sister and daughter work together to create, package, and send Luvmail to three hospitals and across the country via mail. I really loved speaking with Tabitha – her inspiring story and loving way of spreading encouragement and positivity are so welcoming. I know that you will feel rejuvenated just from hearing her explain her outlook and passion for Luvmail and the children she serves. I really loved this interview about blessing children with random acts of luvmail with Tabitha Marie.

Blessing Children with Random Acts of Luvmail

What I love about Tabitha’s work is that it is truly heart centered, and it is simple. She provides Luvmail to children going though difficult times because she wants to encourage them, and their parents, and let them know that someone out there cares about them. She and her sister and daughter intentionally focus on sending items that are flat and can be mailed, so they can maximize the number of children they reach. The simplicity is striking: spreading joy can be as easy as sending a letter, and by taking a few extra moments to reach out to others. You can help her organization by visiting thePayPal Me site for Random Acts of Luvmail (to make a donation)

In our discussion, Tabitha also talks about how running her organization has become easier, and more focused, as she’s narrowed down the mission. She’s gotten closer to God, she’s become clear on what she wants, and who Luvmail serves, all of which has come with time, and experience. Her insights here are especially inspiring and re-assuring to anyone starting their own business or tackling a new mission. It can take time to feel comfortable, and time to grow into the role.

I’m so grateful to Tabitha for sharing her story and her insights on the podcast. Thank you, Tabitha!

In this episode, Tabitha Marie shares:
– who Fairie Marie and Faire JoJo are
– how Faire Marie came about as a response to someone being bullied
– where and how Luvmail started
– the decision change how Luvmail operated so they can reach more people
– how it was stressful starting a community on MySpace
– how everything fell into place once Tabitha got clearer on her mission, and closer to God
– insights on how shifting to coming from a place of love has changed everything
– the ways Tabitha takes care of herself – meditation, cooking, and relaxing
– her recent coverage on the local news
– how sometimes just asking for something can make all the difference
– that meeting one of the children in the hospital was the highlight of running Luvmail
– why Tabitha feels you should just go for your dreams (and not let other people’s fears get in your way)

Resources

Tabitha’s blog: Luvmail.org
Luvmail Community on Facebook
PayPal Me site for Random Acts of Luvmail (to make a donation)

Tabitha’s appearance on the San Antonio news

Tabitha Marie of Luvmail on Jump Start Your Joy

24 thoughts on “Blessing Children with Random Acts of Luvmail with Tabitha Marie”

  1. What an amazing human being! After reading this, I have decided to make this part of our collection at church. May she be eternally blessed!

  2. You got Tabitha! I started Operation Christmas Cheer to help brighten hospital rooms for children and their families during the holidays. It is such a joy to be able to comfort them and bring them a little joy too! Thanks for all you do Tabitha!

  3. What an amazing organization! When I was in high school I was in a car accident and spent a significant amount of time at Shriner’s Burns Hospital. My community rallied around me and I had a lot of letters and cards, it definitely helped the recovery time.

  4. What a beautiful idea! I have a special heart for any sick child. Our best friend’s daughter got a heart transplant almost a year ago to date and it was so impressive the amount of love and support she got from lovely strangers with huge hearts like Tabitha. We need more people like her in the world.

  5. Oh, wow, that is such a fabulous, generous idea! I really love the idea of Luvmail and hope Tabitha Marie & Co. gain a lot of traction from their recent publicity!

  6. This is the first time I heard about Random Acts of Luvmail. How nice of Tabitha and her family to do this campaign. For sure, they make a lot of families happy.

  7. Thanks Brittany – it is really hard to see any child in the hospital. I have really loved Tabitha’s big heart ever since I first came across her ministry.

  8. It’s never fun being the hospital – I’m so glad your friends and family came together and helped you through a hard time, Heather! Thank you for stopping by 🙂

  9. Oh I loved learning about your organization on your post, Roxanne (I think I just left you a comment, too!) Thank you for your work in helping children. It’s a mission of love! Take care 🙂

  10. That is a lovely idea, Ida 🙂 I find myself wanting to do more after hearing Tabitha, too. Take care!

  11. Esther – I don’t know if you got a chance to watch the video, but seeing the little girl receive a goodie bag, and then seeing Tabitha’s reaction … well, it gave me goosebumps. It’s seriously one of the most heart warming things I’ve witnessed.

  12. What an incredible woman Tabitha is she is so selfless and we need more people like her. I would rather see her as a role model than Kim Kardashian that is for sure and I wish that my generation took notice o people like Tabitha and acknowledge how brave she is.

  13. What a beautiful idea. I love the idea of Luvmail and helping sick children feel better through her acts of kindness. Such a great cause, thank you for sharing Tabitha’s story.

  14. What a wonderfully kind woman. Even with all the horrible things happening in the world right now, it’s people like this ho give us hope!

  15. My friend and I were just discussing something similar to this to do for the Christmas holiday just as our way to show love. I must say that she is a true blessing and these kids will forever remember and be thankful for what she’s done. Thank you for sharing. This was a very inspirational post.

  16. When my Mom was in the hospital, the children’s cancer floor was adjacent, so I would come in contact with a lot of the younger patients. Anything to uplift their spirits is welcomed and really brightens their day. We definitely need more people like Tabitha.

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