Jersey Post is giving out free postcards to help us stay connected during the lockdown.
The company hopes we can use them to say 'thank you' to our friends and family members, especially those who are 'essential' workers.
They'll be delivered to every home over the coming days and can be sent free of charge to any local address by popping them into your nearest post box.
Anyone who receives a card is being invited to share them on social media with the hashtag #connectingjersey.
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