Who Gives A Crap
eCommerce • Social Impact • Charity
Who Gives A Crap is a socially responsible company that donates 50% of its profits to clean water and sanitation non-profits around the globe, helping those in need gain access to these essential services. The company specializes in eco-friendly products, primarily focusing on toilet paper made from bamboo, alongside other sustainable household items such as tissues and kitchen roll. Known for its environmental impact, Who Gives A Crap aims to reduce deforestation while also maintaining a strong commitment to social impact and charitable causes.
51 - 200 employees
Founded 2012
🛍️ eCommerce
🌍 Social Impact
🤲 Charity
đź’° $41.5M Series A on 2021-09
Marketing Department
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October 1
Who Gives A Crap
eCommerce • Social Impact • Charity
Who Gives A Crap is a socially responsible company that donates 50% of its profits to clean water and sanitation non-profits around the globe, helping those in need gain access to these essential services. The company specializes in eco-friendly products, primarily focusing on toilet paper made from bamboo, alongside other sustainable household items such as tissues and kitchen roll. Known for its environmental impact, Who Gives A Crap aims to reduce deforestation while also maintaining a strong commitment to social impact and charitable causes.
51 - 200 employees
Founded 2012
🛍️ eCommerce
🌍 Social Impact
🤲 Charity
đź’° $41.5M Series A on 2021-09
đź“‹ Description
• Express your interest in joining our team • Hear about new roles when they go live • Always on the lookout for passionate people
🎯 Requirements
• No specific years of experience required • No specific skills listed • No specific certifications or languages listed • No education level specified
🏖️ Benefits
• We make eco-friendly products and donate 50% of our profits to provide clean water and help build toilets for the billions of people who lack proper access.
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