Still taking care of them.
From 400 miles away.
A little reminder you're thinking of them. Snacks they'll actually eat, a printed card with your words on it, and one small surprise — packed by hand and shipped anywhere in the US. Send one box, or let us time three to their semester.
- Shipping included
- Name-brand snacks, full-size
- Your note on the card
Two ways to do this
Both take about ninety seconds.
The box
One box. Packed by hand.


Coming soon
More boxes are on the way.
Exam week and birthday boxes are in the works. Join the list and you'll hear first.
The Semester Care Plan
Three boxes. One checkout.
Tell us where they go to school. We pull their academic calendar and send a box at the three moments it actually lands — the week they move in, the week midterms break them, and the week finals do it again.
One Semester
3 boxes
$109.99
$119.97
Week 1
Move-in
Lands the week they get there, before the homesickness does.
The You've Got This boxWeek 7
Midterms
Snacks, energy and a reminder that someone's paying attention.
The You've Got This boxWeek 14
Finals
The stretch where everyone runs out of everything. Especially patience.
The You've Got This box
Our standards
Packed like it's for my own kid.
Everything in the box is something I'd happily send my own daughter — name-brand snacks she actually eats, a printed card, one small surprise. Nothing goes in to make the box look full.
Never
- Anything I wouldn't send my own daughter
- Filler to make the box look full
- Off-brand mystery snacks
- Anything close to its expiration date
Always
- Name-brand snacks — Chomps, Siete, Magic Spoon, Trubar
- Full-size, not sample-size
- Every box packed by hand, one at a time
- A printed You've Got This card, plus a note from you
- Chosen thoughtfully, sent with love
Personalization, not paperwork
Who are we packing this for?
Three taps. Their name, the occasion, and a note in your words — printed on the card that goes on top. List an allergy and we reach out before we pack, so nothing is guessed.


Why Monday Mail
It started with a box for my daughter.
“When my daughter went to college I loved putting together little packages for her, because I knew it made her feel loved and cared for. That's where the idea came from. We can take care of our kids even when they're far away, and make them feel special and thought of.”
Every box is still packed the same way — by hand, one at a time, in North Carolina.
