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What does a Sandboxx Letter look like?

Here's what's included in every Sandboxx Letter

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Written by Janelle
Updated over a week ago

What is a Sandboxx Letter?

A Sandboxx Letter is an electronically composed message that is printed into a physical letter, and sent to recruits in training. Sandboxx Letters are delivered overnight to base, making them faster than traditional snail mail.

We know that you have options when it comes to getting your message into the hands of your future service member. What is it about Sandboxx Letters that make them the best way to reach your recruit?

Every Sandboxx Letter includes:

Your personal message and photo.

An optional military Exchange gift card add-on. This allows you to send your recruit funds they can use at the base Exchange while complying with military regulations.

Military bases prohibit recruits from receiving money directly, making the Exchange gift card a compliant alternative. The gift card is sent within your Sandboxx Letter via FedEx next-business-day delivery.

To send a gift card, you simply need to select the Exchange gift card option when composing your Sandboxx Letter. You can specify the gift card amount during this selection.

Return stationery to make it simple for your recruit to write back to you.

A pre-addressed return envelope to make replying easier for your recruit.

How to Send a Gift Card to Your Recruit

To electronically send a gift card to your recruit through Sandboxx, follow these guidelines:

  • Compose Your Letter: Log in to the Sandboxx platform and draft your letter.

  • Select a Gift Card: During composition, choose the Exchange gift card and specify an amount.

  • Delivery Process: The gift card will be sent by FedEx next-business-day delivery along with your letter.

Important Restrictions

  • Sending a gift card through handwritten mail is not recommended as it may be returned.

  • Gift cards must be part of a Sandboxx Letter; standalone shipments are not supported.

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