MCH, through its Partners in Planting program, is subsidizing the planting of more than 4,700 trees to honor its high-volume customers. The trees will be planted as part of a reforestation project by the Missouri Conservation Heritage Foundation.

As an 80-year-old company and a proud member of the direct mail industry, MCH recognizes the importance of environmental stewardship and sustainability. MCH customers are given a Partners in Planting certificate documenting the number of trees planted on their behalf.

CEO Peter Long said, "The Partners in Planting Program has been a big success over the years because the trees are planted in our customers' names. With over 35,000 trees planted since the program started, it always generates favorable responses from our customers."
In addition to the Partners in Planting program, MCH launched a recycling program in May of 2007.

To-date more than, 70,000 pounds of recyclable material has been collected and donated to the Marshall Hab Center. Long said, "The recycling program has shown tremendous results. The MCH staff has really gotten behind the effort and it has been a true win-win partnership for both MCH and the Marshall Hab Center."

MCH is America’s leading compiler of business-to-institution (B2i) databases and mailing lists. The database features information on 1.1 million institutions and 8.2 million decision makers. The largest institutional markets include governments, hospitals, medical practices, schools, school districts, and churches. MCH also provides custom telephone research and data processing services. In addition, the MCH GeoPoints division provides geospatially-enabled data for mapping applications. MCH has offices in Sweet Springs and Kansas City, MO.