Responsibility shows up in how we operate, not how we describe ourselves.

We take responsibility for waste by engaging with it directly.

Why we do this

Cleanups have been part of fitppl from the beginning. As the brand took shape, they became a practical way to stay connected to the waste that comes with making physical products and to take responsibility in a hands-on way.
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Who shows up

Cleanups are supported by people from the communities we’re part of: customers, friends, neighbors, and others who care enough to spend a few hours doing something tangible together.
Just people lending their time, sharing the work, and leaving a place better than they found it.
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Here’s the work we’ve done, repeatedly, over time.

Cleanups are kept intentionally simple. We show up, collect what’s there, and leave the place better than we found it.

Cleanup total to date

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Includes visible waste and smaller plastic fragments collected during cleanups.
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What this isn’t

Cleanups aren’t offsets. They aren’t a substitute for better decisions upstream. And they aren’t positioned as a solution to a global problem.

They’re one part of a broader responsibility that also includes product choices, packaging decisions, and restraint elsewhere in the business.

On the ground

Cleanups happen in different locations, shaped by where the work is and who’s present.

This work doesn’t solve the problem. It keeps us accountable to it.
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B Corp Awards

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