The Neat® Company and the Arbor Day Foundation Combine Forces to Plant More Trees and Reduce Paper Consumption
For every 'Taming The Paper Monster' e-book that is downloaded during the month of April, The Neat Company will make a donation to the Arbor Day Foundation
PHILADELPHIA and NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., April 19, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- The Neat® Company, developers of user-friendly scanning hardware and software solutions, and the Arbor Day Foundation today announced a joint partnership to help reforest our nation's woodlands and to encourage people everywhere to reduce paper consumption.
During the month of April, for every free Taming the Paper Monster e-book that is downloaded on Neatco.com, The Neat Company will make a monetary donation for the planting of new trees in designated forests in the United States. The e-book is a helpful get-started guide for small businesses and consumers pursuing a paper-LESS lifestyle. Additionally, anyone who purchases a NeatDesk® or NeatReceipts® unit during Earth Week will receive a free tree, suitable for planting, from the Arbor Day Foundation.
"We are very excited to work with a company like Neat that recognizes the significance of trees to our environment," stated Brian Schenk, Corporate Partnerships Manager at the Arbor Day Foundation.
This is the second time that The Neat Company and the Arbor Day Foundation have collaborated over the past few months in efforts to promote the reduction of paper consumption. According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency, the average American uses approximately one 100-foot-tall tree in paper and wood products each year. In this partnership, both companies will work together to replenish our forests while reducing excess use of paper.
"Environmental sustainability is important to Neat's customers and we are delighted to help the Arbor Day Foundation plant, nurture and celebrate trees," said Kevin Garton, Chief Marketing Officer at The Neat Company. "Supporting the Foundation aligns with our mission to provide consumers with a digital filing cabinet solution that reduces paper consumption and in turn, relieves pressure on the tree population."
For more information on the partnership between The Neat Company and the Arbor Day Foundation, you can follow the program updates on Twitter: @neatcompany and @arborday.
The Neat Company's solutions can be purchased online at Neatco.com, as well as Apple.com and Amazon.com. They are also available at brick and mortar retailers, such as OfficeMax, Staples and Office Depot.
About The Neat Company:
The Neat® Company has created a new way for small businesses and consumers to transform paper documents into digital information. We manufacture and market a unique combination of software and hardware scanning solutions. These solutions employ optical character recognition (OCR) and patented parsing technology to read information on receipts, business cards and documents -- extracting data from paper so it can be used to easily create expense reports, complete tax forms, populate contact databases and track spending.
The Neat Company also enables our customers to build their own digital filing cabinet. This creates one centralized location where they can go to organize, find and share all of their important paper documents and electronic files.
Founded in 2002, The Neat Company is headquartered in Philadelphia, Pa. For more information, please visit www.neatco.com.
About the Arbor Day Foundation:
The Arbor Day Foundation is a nonprofit, conservation and education organization of more than 1 million members, with a mission to inspire people to plant, nurture and celebrate trees. More information on the Foundation and its programs can be found at www.arborday.org.
Media Contact for The Neat Company:
Ashling Kaim
Garfield Group Public Relations
(215) 867-8600 x250
[email protected]
Media Contact for the Arbor Day Foundation:
Mark Derowitsch
(402) 474-5655
[email protected]
SOURCE The Neat Company
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