Building a Responsible Print Marketplace

Snowball is deeply committed to sustainable print practices and minimizing our impact on the planet. We live these values every day through our partnerships, the vendors we choose to work with, the nonprofits we support, and the volunteer opportunities we participate in.

Our supply chain offers the greenest paper choices in the market, optimized production methods, and environmental offsetting in the form of tree reforestation. We source the highest post-consumer waste recycled materials and encourage our vendors to achieve Sustainable Green Printing (SGP) Certification and receive Canopy’s Blueline Ranking. This helps ensure that print solutions sourced through Snowball will be environmentally sustainable, ethical, and responsible.

Proud Partner of PrintReleaf

We’ve partnered with PrintReleaf to offset our environmental impact through tree reforestation.

HOW IT WORKS

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PrintReleaf collects and analyzes paper data to measure the environmental footprint.

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PrintReleaf reverse-calculates how many trees were required and how much carbon was emitted for the paper consumed.

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Trees are automatically replanted in certified global projects, with guaranteed 100% net survivability.

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Pounds of Paper

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Standard Trees Reforested

Since joining PrintReleaf in 2021, Snowball Print Marketing customers have collectively offset their paper consumption by reforesting trees.

Food Bank 2026
SNOWBALL GIVES BACK
LA Regional Food Bank
March 2026
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Returning to a familiar spot, the team recently spent another rewarding day at the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, joining forces with other volunteers to sort and package over 25,000 pounds of produce. By supporting an organization that has distributed more than 2 billion pounds of food since 1973, Snowball is proud to continue our commitment to a network that feeds hundreds of thousands of neighbors every month.

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