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Sleeve a Message’s Sleeve U and nuCuisine, powered by Sodexo, announced that its partnership for a sustainable tree planting coffee sleeve program at Northwestern University had entered its third year. Sleeve U, a product offering from Sleeve a Message, is designed for university campuses to communicate messages on their circulation of coffee sleeves, while nuCuisine is Northwestern University’s unique and innovative campus meal program.

Northwestern University currently uses about 100,000 coffee sleeves per year and was one of the first campuses to adopt the program and is on course for Sleeve a Message to plant over 45 trees on their behalf by the end of the 2013-2014 academic year. Jason Sophian, head of the marketing department at nuCuisine explains, “It is great to see Sodexo, an industry leader, work with inventive startups like Sleeve a Message. We value the enhancement to campus engagement and positive sustainable impact the partnership with Sleeve a Message continues to bring.”

Sleeve a Message partners with the Forest ReLeaf of Missouri (FRM) and plants a tree for every 7,000 sleeves produced. Executive Director of FRM, Donna Coble notes, “We are proud to see our trees working to offset the carbon footprint at Northwestern University and are honored to be part of this effort.”

David Dresner, founder of Sleeve a Message and former student of Northwestern University, commented, “When we first partnered with Northwestern, we sought out to develop a sleeve messaging program and have grown the relationship with a sustainability effort that is simple and effective in reducing the impact of disposable packaging.”

About Sleeve a Message
Sleeve a Message (SaM) provides and innovative and sustainable technique for communicating with customers via printing custom messages onto an often-undervalued medium, hot-beverage sleeves. SaM provides the fastest production lead-time with a leading sustainability program.

About nuCuisine
At Northwestern University, students don’t have to sacrifice quality, freshness, innovation and variety to get the convenience they expect – and need – in a campus meal plan. That’s why we’re proud to offer one of the most unique and innovative campus meal programs in the nation, nuCuisine.

About Sodexo in North America
Sodexo, Inc. (http://www.sodexoUSA.com), leading Quality of Daily Lie Solutions company in the U.S., Canada and Mexico, delivers on-site service solutions in corporate, education, health care, government and remote site segments.

Sleeve a Message, a St. Louis based manufacturer of environmentally sustainable coffee sleeves and other restaurant supply products, has published an infographic highlighting the company’s partnership with the Forest Releaf of Missouri.

Sleeve a Message, a leading manufacturer and distributor of customizable coffee sleeves and restaurant supplies, has published a new infographic outlining the strong partnership with the Forest Releaf of Missouri. Committed to global sustainability, Sleeve a Message produces coffee sleeves with 90% post consumer material, is 100% recyclable, printed with water-based ink and it 100% compostable. One tree can produce up to 7000 individual coffee Sleeve a Message sleeves.

The infographic also highlights several important tree facts. Homeowners can save from 20% up to 50% on their heating and air-conditioning bills, when they have trees around their home. Trees increase property values an average of up to 20%. Every dollar that is invested in tree care, 3 times that amount is returned in the benefits of trees. Shade provided by trees over residential trees leads to better performance of asphalt.

Through purchase of bare root seedlings for the Forest Releaf of Missouri (FRM), Sleeve a Message then incubates the trees for two to five years. Community members can apply to adopt and plant the trees. Since 1994, the FRM has distributed 33,000 trees to St. Louis community members. Incubated trees have an average 90% survival success rate.

About Sleeve a Message: Sleeve a Message provides clients with a “one-stop shop” experience, offering the coffee world not only high-quality quick, custom, sustainable coffee sleeves, beverage sleeves and café supplies, but also design galleries from which to build inspiration. With a simple click, desired coffee sleeve designs and customized orders can be placed and shipped with a timely delivery and no minimum order.

Visit Sleeve a Message at http://www.sleeveamessage.com or call at 1-877-SLEEVE6.

About the Forest Releaf of Missouri (FRM):

The Forest ReLeaf of Missouri was founded in 1993 as the local response to Global ReLeaf an international project of American Forests to increase tree planting. Today, the Forest ReLeaf is an independent, nonprofit organization dedicated to inspiring volunteer efforts in planning and caring for our trees and forests, particularly those in our cities and towns.

The FRM’s mission is to provide trees for public and nonprofit plantings and present educational programs to increase stewardship of the trees and forests in Missouri and surrounding regions. Ultimately, the vision is a region of healthy community trees and forests sustained by volunteer efforts and continued partnership with the public and private sectors.

In support of this mission and vision, the Forest ReLeaf is committed to the following organizational goals: to raise public awareness of the need for and benefits of community trees; to facilitate community dialogue and action based upon best practices in the field of forestry; to increase tree planting involving public and private organizations and individuals; to improve community trees and forests by promoting their proper establishment, placement and diversity; to address forestry objectives identified through important partnerships, including the Missouri Department of Conservation and the Missouri Community Forestry Council.

For more information on the Forest Releaf of Missouri, please visit the website at http://www.moreleaf.org/.

Sleeve a Message Partnership with Forest ReLeaf of Missouri

Sleeve a Message Partnership with Forest ReLeaf of Missouri