A campaign by Hemp Paper Co.
$198 donates 1,000 Zero-Tree™ hemp paper bags to a food bank, classroom, beach cleanup, or small business — in your name. Every bag means one less tree cut down.
Every tier is one purchase. Default is one-time. Flip to monthly inside the form.
Whether it's $10 or $10 million, your contribution helps us solve world problems.
More than 25,000 or fully custom printing? Email our CEO directly →
You decide who gets your bags. Every bag carries your name.
Stronger paper bags for grocery distribution. No more split bottoms at the door.
Lunches, take-home kits, and supplies for under-resourced schools that need every dollar.
Hemp paper bags volunteers use to collect trash off the sand — they compost in 4–6 weeks if one slips away. Zero plastic-on-plastic pollution.
Help a corner shop swap from plastic to American hemp paper they can't afford yet.
No greenwashing, no carbon-offset games. One donation, one tree, one cause, and the only fiber on the planet that actually heals the soil it came from.
10,000 mature trees left standing pull ~218 metric tons of CO₂ out of the atmosphere annually — a carbon well that keeps working forever.
The ~20 acres of hemp required to grow 10 million bags pulls another ~230 tons of CO₂ down into the soil each year — and rebuilds the dirt as it goes.
~450 tons of CO₂ per year is roughly the same as powering 60 American homes — or taking ~100 gas cars off the road. For a year. Every year the trees keep standing.
A tree takes 20–80 years to mature. Hemp reaches harvest in roughly 120 days. Same paper, same strength, zero deforestation — and the soil ends up healthier than before.
*Estimated. Based on U.S. Forest Service averages for tree CO₂ absorption, the EPA Greenhouse Gas Equivalencies Calculator, and the USDA Biobased Product Report on industrial hemp. Actual values vary by species, region, climate, and growing conditions.
We didn't start Hemp Paper Company because tree paper was evil. We started it because hemp is better — the strongest, fastest-growing, most soil-healing fiber on the planet. One acre of hemp produces as much paper as four acres of trees, in one tenth the time, on land that comes out cleaner than it started.
Every donation is a small bet on a bigger idea: you don't fix a 150-year-old industry by recycling harder. You fix it by scaling the thing that replaces it. One bag at a time. One tree left standing. One mill that runs on hemp, not pine.
Not yet. You're buying bags that we donate, not making a 501(c)(3) gift. We're building a deductible path and we'll post it the second it's real.
We ship in batches to keep prices this low. You're funding a donation, not waiting on a delivery date.
Recycled paper still requires trees somewhere upstream. Hemp grows back in 4 months, doesn't need pesticides, and rebuilds the soil it grew in. Every acre of hemp is an acre of woods that stays woods.
In the USA. That's the whole answer.
Almost nothing. The point isn't margin — it's the trees we save.
Yes — any time, one click.
Ben Draper, Hemp Paper Company. Real person, real phone. ben@hemppaperco.com.
One click. One donation. One tree saved — and counting.
