In Honor of Earth Day, Ohana Companies Partners with the Go Green Initiative for 100 Percent Paperless Rebates to Ensure that Everybody Wins, Including the Earth
Ohana, the pioneering company that is transforming the rebate industry with their new business model where "Everybody Wins," recently announced a partnership with the Go Green Initiative to make consumers, retailers and manufacturers aware of 100 percent paperless rebates. Ohana now offers their clients the "Go Green Sweepstakes," enabling shoppers to submit their rebates online for a chance to win hybrid cars and other eco-friendly prizes. A percentage of each transaction cost will be donated by Ohana and their customers to the Go Green Initiative.
Wilmington, DE (PRWEB) April 23, 2008 -- Ohana, the pioneering company that is transforming the rebate industry with their new business model where "Everybody Wins," recently announced a partnership with the Go Green Initiative to make consumers, retailers and manufacturers aware of 100 percent paperless rebates.
Ohana Companies Founder and President Chris Quinlan (left) and CEO Sean Kirker (right).
Ohana now offers their clients the "Go Green Sweepstakes," enabling shoppers to submit their rebates online for a chance to win hybrid cars and other eco-friendly prizes. A percentage of each transaction cost will be donated by Ohana and their customers to the Go Green Initiative.
The Go Green Initiative is now the largest and fastest growing comprehensive environmental education program in the nation, operating in 49 states, Africa, Asia, Canada, Europe, Mexico and the United Kingdom. A simple, comprehensive program designed to create a culture of environmental responsibility on school campuses the Go Green Initiative unites parents, students, teachers and school administrators in an effort to make real and lasting changes in their campus communities that will protect children and the environment for years to come.
"Ohana offers the only 100 percent paperless rebate submission and redemption model in the industry," said Chris Quinlan, the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Ohana Companies. "Existing, mail-in rebate programs waste over 115 tons of paper in a single year. The culprits include lengthy rebate forms, multiple envelopes, and paper checks. Not including the natural resources used to process and redeem rebates, in a year a single year a retailer would save -- over 800,000 gallons of water, over 45,000 gallons of oil, more than 2,000 trees, and enough electricity to power over 100 houses for six months on the Ohana platform."
Ohana's team of innovative executives, with considerable retail, marketing, financial services and technology industry expertise, have come together to transform the broken rebate model that has frustrated consumers, retailers and manufacturers for decades.
Additional information about the Go Green Initiative is available online at http://www.gogreeninitiative.org.
About Ohana:
Ohana Companies has virtually eliminated the inefficient and costly mail-in rebate and fulfillment process by offering the first 100-percent online solution to redeem, validate and fulfill rebates electronically. The company utilizes revolutionary, patented and patent-pending technology and processes, changing the way consumers, retailers and manufacturers participate in rebates and promotional marketing, ensuring that "Everybody Wins." Additional information is available at http://www.EverybodyWins.com.
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