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Environmental Advocacy Meets Everyday Necessity

The collaboration between Who Gives A Crap, a company championing eco-friendly toilet paper, and Parks Project, committed to preserving America’s parks, is back with a limited-edition Toiletries collection. After witnessing the popularity of their previous partnership, these two brands are bringing consumers a unique product that creatively combines daily routines with environmental impact.

A Celebration of Nature

The latest product line, aptly named the Parks Edition, consists of 12 distinct designs inspired by the breathtaking landscapes found in America’s national parks. Each wrapper features stunning photography, showcasing the beauty of these natural wonders and encouraging responsible consumption. This innovative approach transforms an everyday necessity into a means of celebrating and protecting the environment. Consumers can now enjoy the adventure of exploring deserts, mountains, and rainforests without leaving the comfort of their bathrooms.

A Shared Mission for Sustainability

Both Who Gives A Crap and Parks Project share a steadfast commitment to environmental preservation. Traditional toilet papers contribute to significant deforestation—an estimated one million trees lost daily. In contrast, Who Gives A Crap offers a solution with its 100% bamboo toilet paper, reducing the reliance on virgin forests and promoting a sustainable choice. This partnership reflects a larger mission to inspire consumers to make more environmentally conscious decisions every day.

Danny Alexander, co-founder of Who Gives A Crap, expressed enthusiasm about revitalizing this collaboration: "Seeing how enthusiastically people embraced the Parks Edition last year made bringing it back an easy decision. This partnership is about more than beautiful packaging. It's about celebrating the places we love while showing how everyday choices can help protect forests and support communities around the world."

Impact Beyond the Bathroom

What makes this initiative even more admirable is the environmental contribution that comes along with every purchase. Who Gives A Crap donates 50% of its profits towards improving global access to clean water and sanitation. Each consumer purchasing the Parks Edition does not only get to use a top-notch eco-friendly product but also contributes to global humanitarian efforts, turning everyday purchases into acts of kindness.

Keith Eshelman, co-founder and CEO of Parks Project, articulated their vision: "At Parks Project, our mission has always been to inspire people to Leave It Better Than You Found It™. Bringing the Parks Edition back gives us another opportunity to celebrate America's incredible public lands while partnering with a company that's equally committed to protecting our planet through thoughtful design, sustainable materials, and meaningful giving."

Limited Availability

The Parks Edition is now available for a limited time, exclusively at whogivesacrap.com while supplies last. The combination of Who Gives A Crap’s high-quality bamboo toilet paper and beautiful park-inspired designs creates a unique product that not only enhances consumer experience but also contributes to a larger cause—a nurturing reminder that we can make responsible choices every day.

Engage with these brands on social media by following @whogivesacraptp on Instagram for the latest updates about this exciting edition and their ongoing commitment to the planet.

About the Companies

Who Gives A Crap is a Certified B Corp™, recognized for its commitment to social and environmental sustainability. Founded in 2012, its vision stems from the alarming lack of sanitation access for billions globally, having since raised over $14 million for partner nonprofits.

On the other hand, Parks Project, founded in 2014, also holds the B Corp certification and underlines its focus on conservation and public land advocacy through product sales—donating more than $2.7 million to vital projects in the process. Together, they exemplify how a partnership can inspire change and advance crucial environmental initiatives within everyday products.