SENDaBALL, Inc. is a family business headquartered in Chicago. Although Michele (the ballsy owner) had been sending balls in the mail since the 90’s, there was one day in 2003, when it …

Balls generally ship the next business day. Since the PANDEMIC and the staffing issues at USPS, the window of arrival times can be sporatic. The FREE delivery option for the ball can take anywhere from 4 to 15 business days, which is First Class Mail® Parcel Service.

Jan 29, 2025 · Send a BALL brought fun to gift-giving when it appeared on Shark Tank in 2009. Sisters Michele Kapustka and Melissa Moroko pitched their unique idea of mailing inflated balls as greetings.

Want a fun and unique way to send a greeting card? It's time to WOW your friend, family or business associate with one of our bright colored personalized greeting balls!

Jun 1, 2024 · Send a Ball appeared on Shark Tank Season 1 but walked away without a deal. Here's a Send a Ball update and pitch recap.

Feb 5, 2010 · These playful balls serve as unique and memorable gifts for various occasions, such as birthdays, graduations, get-well wishes, and more. The personalized messages add a thoughtful touch, making each ball a cherished keepsake.

Jul 17, 2023 · Michele Kapustka and Melisa Moroko start their presentation by introducing themselves to the Sharks, and telling them that they have a company called Send A Ball. Michele Kapustka states that...

Jun 8, 2016 · Customers can send a message on a real ball (the size of a volleyball) and send it via the U.S. Post Office as is, without a box, for $20. On Shark Tank, the sisters were looking for $86,000...

You can personalize any of these balls with your own message. Only one shipping address can be entered per order. Standard Shipping: Ball will arrive in clear mailing bag. Priority Shipping will arrive in a box.

Feb 5, 2010 · She immediately called her sister (and neighbor and business partner), Melisa Moroko, and together they founded Send a Ball, an online company for sending greeting balls rather than greeting cards. The sisters set up shop in Michele’s garage with their combined seven children as “worker bees.”