Supported by United Women in Faith of Northfield UMC
Don’t throw away cancelled postage stamps! Turn those stamps into cash for mission. Since 1971, the Alliance Stamp Ministry in Fort Myers, FL has collected used stamps and resold them to stamp distributors, who then sell them to collectors.
United States stamps are divided into: common stamps, commemorative, love, Christmas, nonprofit, high value, airmail, off paper, and computer generated stamps. Canadian and all foreign stamps are also welcomed. The money collected goes to various mission projects.
All types of cancelled postage stamps are accepted, including collections and albums of stamps. Bring yours to the box in our Fellowship Hall. Any type of used postage stamps, including torn or wrinkled stamps, can be used. Do not soak the stamps off the envelope. Carefully cut the postage stamps from the envelope, leaving ¼ to 1/3 inch margin around the stamp. United States stamps are divided into: common stamps, commemorative, love, Christmas, nonprofit, high value, airmail, off paper, and computer generated stamps. All foreign stamps are also welcomed.
Alliance Stamp Ministry is a volunteer-run program based in Fort Myers, Florida, that recycles canceled and used postage stamps to fund Christian mission projects, primarily the publishing and distribution of Spanish-language Sunday School curriculum. The proceeds of the sale of used stamps are sent to Publicaciones Alianza in Buenos Aires, Argentina to create Spanish language Sunday School curriculum. More than 50 lesson series have been published and are being used in churches in 40 different denominations in Spanish-speaking countries in Latin America, Spain and the USA.
Questions? Contact the Stamp Room: 239-433-7910
Send stamps to:
Alliance Stamp Ministry
13901 Shell Point Plaza
Fort Myers, FL 33908