Partnering for the Regenerative Society
Interested in making a commitment to establish your organization as an environmental leader? Discover our programs and become a Plastic Bank partner today!
What Social Plastic® Partnerships Bring to Your Business

GAIN REGENERATIVE MATERIALS
Social Plastic® Partnership
Social Plastic® is ethically recovered material that transfers its value to communities in need. As a Social Plastic® company, you will have a direct and traceable impact on helping to stop ocean plastic and improve lives.

OFFSET POLLUTION & POVERTY
Impact Partnership
Help stop ocean plastic and improve the lives of collector communities by aiding the recovery of ocean-bound plastic. Partnership offsets can be sales-based, cyclical, or bulk offset. Orders less than $10,000 can be immediately purchased online.
Are you a smaller business that still wants to make a difference?
Discover our supporter partnership options, where you can make offset ocean plastic in a way that makes sense for your business
Plan your Partnership
Become part of the solution and create a partnership plan perfect for your business!
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Frequently Asked Questions
No. We are a Social Enterprise. As a social enterprise, we reinvest a majority of our profits to achieve sustainability, grow our reach, and ensure the fulfillment of our mission. You can learn more on our Blog.
To accomplish our mission, we’re revealing the true economic value of plastic to make plastic too valuable to haphazardly throw away. In doing so, we’ve created a system for plastic exchange, similar to any other currency exchange. In addition, our IBM-powered mobile app platform uses world-class banking and transaction technology to empower our Collectors to open a functioning digital bank account—sometimes, the first they’ve ever had. For those reasons, we call ourselves Plastic Bank. (But don’t ask us for a loan.)
The countries we choose to expand to are ones that have extremely high rates of plastic pollution and poverty. These are countries where the lack of disposal infrastructure and greater dependency on single-use packaging results in a disproportionate amount of pollution.
We currently have operations in Haiti, Brazil, Indonesia, the Philippines, and, most recently, Egypt.