A Paradigm Shift In The Way That Students Secure Their School Essentials Is The Basis For Efficiency, Less Waste, And A Greener World!

Dorm-In-A-Box is a simply a smarter way to bring residence hall essentials to students.

Dorm-In-A-Box delivers over $1200 worth of bed, bath, and desk essentials for as little as $349, and it’s in their room when students arrive!

Oh! By the way, did we mention that for every freshman class at a typical Top- 100 ranked University, Dorm-In-A-Box will eliminate 28,625 pounds of packaging waste as well as 64,500 miles of redundant automobile travel creating 72,750 pounds of carbon dioxide? That’s GREEN!

Dorm-In-A-Box is not an off-the-shelf warehoused product, so call us now for an appointment to explore our product launch for Fall 2010, because no one benefits from Dorm-In-A-Box until you make that call on behalf of your University!

What else will you do today that will have such an enormous impact on your institution and the quality of the college experience you provide?

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HOW STUDENTS SAVE MONEY

We design, develop, and deliver high quality college essentials directly to every freshman student’s room upon arrival at school, saving students 65% or MORE. With savings of $843 per student, low-income students will have equal access to basics, offering a much needed boost to those who would otherwise begin their college experience at a deficit.

HOW THE ENVIRONMENT BENEFITS

At a typical TOP-100 University, students will realize savings of nearly $2 MILLION DOLLARS annually! They’ll save 22,800 hours of needless shopping and time worth $268,750. Eliminate 64,500 miles of driving producing 72,750 pounds of CO2 added annually to the carbon footprint of our country and 14.4 tons of post consumer packaging waste!

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