🎉 Celebrating Recruit Mail!
Updated: Jun 11
NAVY BOOT CAMP 101 recognized MondayDelivery.com as their 🎉 October 2022 Vendor of the Month! Monday Delivery has delivered over 100,000 postcards to recruits and veterans in all branches of the armed services. MondayDelivery.com was built on a simple philosophy – spreading encouragement through postcards. CEO, founder, and U.S.M.C Veteran Andrew started his postcard business during the pandemic.
“I was constantly asked by families what they could send to their recruit to motivate them. That’s when I thought of postcards.”
Postcards are a long-standing military tradition as service members deployed worldwide from port to port. And of course, mail call is a crucial part of recruit training for morale and remembering those who love you.
Andrew loves providing families with an easy and affordable way to send postcards to their loved ones. Postcards can be created within minutes, from your phone or computer. Monday Delivery prints and ships them to all recruit mailrooms for a 1-2 day delivery.
We print our postcards on thick, top-quality card stock with a slick, glossy finish on the front, so recruits can keep them forever. Families can upload their photos or choose from a variety of images.
Click on a postcard below to send your recruit a Custom Branch-specific postcard!
Postcards are delivered directly to the recruit mailrooms three times a week using express mail. When is the cut-off to send my card each week?
When is the cut-off to send my card each week?
Postcards are delivered directly to the recruit mailrooms three times a week using express mail. When is the cut-off to send my card each week?
Andrew explains, “We have a great relationship with the mail team and confidence in their quick delivery of the postcards.”
Choose from the Monday Delivery inspirational or faith collection of images or upload your own photos,
Credits never expire allowing you to continue sending to your active-duty service members, friends, and family.
*The appearance of U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) visual information does not imply or constitute DoD endorsement.