Do-Good Mailing – An Integrative Communication Services Business
We are a mailing service dedicated to helping small businesses and nonprofits use the postal system so that their mail is delivered quickly and at the lowest possible postage cost.
We believe in honesty, hard work, treating people fairly, and providing the highest quality service available. In line with our values, we are a union shop.
The postal system is a complex and often maddening experience for those trying to navigate its waters. With more than 15 years in the business and thousands of mailings under our supervision, Do-Good has learned enough to be most helpful for those needing advice and service.
Privacy Policy: Do-Good.biz will never share, rent, or sell customer data with any other entity. We promise to protect all data to the best of our ability.
POSTAGE INCREASE ON JANUARY 26, 2020
Every year toward the end of January the post office has permission to raise postage rates, and every year the post office takes advantage of this opportunity. The overall increase is not to [...]
Postage increase 01/26/2020
On January 26, 2020 postage will increase for some first class and marketing (3rd class) mail. The average increase will be about 2%. The cost of a first class stamp will remain equal to the [...]
Tip: Letter folding
How you fold a letter will determine the final cost of your mailing project if you use a professional mail service. A "Z" or "Accordion" fold will cost you $60/1000 more than a "C" or [...]
Get the Postal Answers You Need
Do-Good.biz has created a new Facebook page called "Postal Answers" where you can submit questions you may have about postal issues you are having. It could be about problems with getting or sending your mail, [...]
Do-Good 2015 – 2016
So now it is over. 2015 has passed us by and we are beginning the new adventure of 2016. Was 2015 a good year? That depends, of course, on your perspective. Every year contains [...]
Spectacular One Time Savings of $5,000
It doesn't happen often but it happens. A job came to us that involved mailing out 3,000 chapbooks. These are books that are small enough to fit into a shirt or trouser pocket. They were [...]