“Your weekly letters always give me something to look forward to every week. When I'm stressed out, which seems to be 24/7, they give me encouragement to finish strong. It makes me smile when I see the personalized message and inspirational quotes that you write.”

“When I was having a rough day, these cards would always put a smile on my face. The letters were very sweet, and the quotes were very inspirational. Thank you so much!”

“Getting your letters in the mail was a way of stockpiling positive thoughts and energy for when I needed them most in the stress that is college. Being able to ease my mind for even a few minutes by reading the motivational quotes you sent, rejuvenated me in the best of ways. They truly helped going through college.”

“The weekly letters definitely help put a smile on my face and motivate me to do my best throughout the weeks; as well as help notice any real-world applications regarding the quotes!”

“I absolutely love getting your weekly letters in the mail!! I am always eager to get mail so knowing each week there would be letters of encouragement waiting for me was highly motivating! They are such a sweet reminder that I am loved and someone is thinking about me!”

“As a single mom with two away at college and two at home, balancing a full-time job and household responsibilities, I wasn’t able to find time to even mail the cards I had intentions of sending. Knowing that my kids were receiving mail weekly with motivational messages took the pressure and guilt off my shoulders. Thank you for providing this service!!”

“This weekly service was invaluable to my college children. For less than a cup of coffee a day, my kids received weekly motivational cards that they cherished. With my high pressure job in corporate America, this service is truly priceless to my family.”

“The transition to college can be exciting, however, it can also be a time when students feel overwhelmed and isolated. Support, connection, and positive affirmation are essential for students as they navigate their educational paths.”