During a time of year when many are seeking opportunities to make a difference, visitors to Super Stamps and the Season of Giving will learn about how semipostal stamps issued by the United States Postal Service (USPS) fundraise for important causes. Together with other museums and charitable organizations, the National Postal Museum will explore the themes of community action and caring for others using a variety of performances and hands-on activities.

The price of semipostal stamps includes First Class postage plus a small additional amount to fund causes in the national public interest, providing citizens a path to contributing to non-profit organizations through the simple act of sending mail. Since 1998, the USPS has issued four semipostals that collectively have raised over 100 million dollars for breast cancer research, animal conservation, Alzheimer’s research, and support for veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Come to the National Postal Museum for this all-ages event and learn more about how you can help support positive social change during the Season of Giving!