Partnerships
Plastic Free Foundation works in partnership with the corporate, philanthropic and community sectors to help affect the behaviour change required to create a healthier environment. With the help of aligned partners, we can lead the world to be free from plastic waste.
Why partner with Plastic Free Foundation
We help businesses achieve their social and environmental objectives, build brand strength, and demonstrate leadership in waste management and sustainability.
We help to provide practical solutions and prioritise actions that will have a lasting impact both for the environment and for the business.
Our partners are invaluable to the continuation and expansion of our work, together we can make a real difference. Whether it be financial or in-kind support, we would love to hear from you.
For further enquiries, please contact us at partnerships@plasticfreejuly.org
Together, our impact can help to address UN Sustainable Development Goals 11, 12, 14 and 15.
Corporate Partners
Help create a plastic free future as an aligned Corporate Partner
Collaborations
Join forces to help grow the global plastic free movement
Councils
Give your community and staff resources they need to tackle the Plastic Free July challenge
Our Partners and Supporters
Hundreds of businesses, local governments and community organisations participate in the Plastic Free July challenge each year. A number of those also partner with the Plastic Free Foundation to help reduce single-use plastic in their communities, providing generous financial support in doing so. Partnerships allow us to provide resources to participants and assist in running programs to engage staff, customers and members. The Plastic Free Foundation is a 1% for the Planet nonprofit partner.
Principal partners
Impact Partners
Program Partners
Plastic Free Supporters
1% for the Planet
Technical partners
Our Technical Partners provide professional financial, communications, market research and legal services.
With special thanks
Plastic Free July brought our team together for communal lunches and sparked great conversations, with customers and suppliers, but also into our homes, about the challenges and opportunities of living single-use free.