
Last updated: 8 October 2026
The Letterbox Love subscription is a monthly box from ARTHOUSE Unlimited, a Surrey charity for artists with complex neurodiverse and physical support needs. Each box holds a bar of the charity's chocolate, a card, a mystery gift, a letter from one of the artists and a print of their work. It costs £12 a month plus £2.95 postage, so £14.95 in total. There is a three-month minimum term, which means the smallest commitment is £44.85. I checked the price and terms on the ARTHOUSE Unlimited site on 8 October 2026.
The contents change every month, but the charity lists the same five things in each box:
The box goes by Royal Mail and fits through a standard letterbox. The box in the product photos is only an example, so expect different contents each month.
ARTHOUSE Unlimited is a registered charity, number 1177900, based in Godalming. Its artists work with instructors, and their art is turned into products the charity sells, from chocolate wrappers to tea towels. The charity says all of its sales go towards keeping it running. A team of staff, volunteers and artists packs each order.
You can check the charity's details on the Charity Commission register, and meet the artists on the ARTHOUSE Unlimited website.
For more presents in the same spirit, see our gifts that give back guide.
The three-month minimum term is the main catch. You cannot cancel until three boxes have gone out, so you are committing to at least £44.85, not £14.95. After that, ARTHOUSE says you can cancel, and its FAQs give [email protected] for any problems.
You cannot choose or change what goes in a box, and boxes cannot be returned. On top of that, a mystery gift will not suit someone with firm tastes, or anyone who avoids chocolate.
The Letterbox Love subscription is only sold through the ARTHOUSE Unlimited shop. It is set up as a recurring monthly order at checkout, so check the delivery address if you are sending it to someone else.
See the Letterbox Love subscription
£12 a month plus £2.95 postage, so £14.95 a month, checked on the ARTHOUSE Unlimited site on 8 October 2026.
Yes. The minimum term is three months, so the smallest total is £44.85. You can cancel after that.
A bar of ARTHOUSE chocolate, a card, a mystery gift, a letter from an artist and a print of their artwork. The exact items change every month.
Join between the 1st and the 15th and the first box ships straight away. After that, boxes go out around the 1st of each month by Royal Mail.
It ships to the UK, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man. It does not currently ship to Europe or elsewhere.
Prices, contents and delivery terms change, so check the ARTHOUSE Unlimited site before you subscribe.
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