53 Fantastic Box of Sunshine Ideas for Spreading Happiness

14) Sunshine Gift for The Boyfriend

I don’t know of any boyfriends/girlfriends or husbands/wives who wouldn’t be delighted to find this waiting for them.
15) Little Box, Big Smiles

The proof is in the pudding – sunshine boxes spread happiness!
16) For the Love of Yellow
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All the cute yellow things sent to brighten a special someone’s day!
17) Sending Love & Support

Being thoughtful comes in all different shapes and forms. We all have our “flavor” so to speak.
18) Sweet College Care Package Idea

College students will for sure make good use out of anything you send.
19) Little Miss Sunshine Gift Basket

Little Miss Sunshine is the perfect mascot for boxes full of sunshine!
20) Only Rainbows After Rain

Rainbows can only come after rain, right?
21) Sent With Love

Being artistically inclined is not a requirement for a care package – just do your best. I’m sure whoever you’re sending it to will love it all the same.
22) Tea-riffic Idea

If you want to find that exact mug (and I don’t blame you, it’s SO cute) try looking on eBay. From what I can tell, the original is no longer in production. 🙁
23) Thx Mom

It’s common for college kids to feel homesick during their freshman year. But a little something from mom in the mail can make all the difference.
24) Super Sunshine in a Box

Yellow is often linked to a positive mood, so the more the better!
25) Finals Care Package

If I’d received something this nice during finals in college, I probably would have cried (tears of happiness).
26) Co-Worker Well Wishes

Never forget that the smallest gestures can have the biggest impacts.

About Charlie
Charlie is the co-founder of College Life Made Easy and author of the book 175+ Things to Do Before You Graduate College. She’s a 2015 graduate who teaches overwhelmed students and parents of students how to confidently navigate the whole college thing. As a former broke college kid, she’s passionate about helping students develop the skills they need in order to thrive (instead of just survive), stress less, and actually enjoy the full college experience.