Environmental Defence Canada
A Canadian charity that campaigns for less plastic and fewer toxic chemicals, and backed the government in court over the plastics ban.
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Clean Up Australia: join a clean-up (7 March 2027) or donate
Register a site or join one near you with free kits; the Great Spring Clean runs Sept to Oct 2026. Donations over $2 are…
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Tangaroa Blue and the Australian Marine Debris Initiative (AMDI)
Donate (tax-deductible) or log what you pick up in the AMDI database, the national record of what litter turns up where, used for source-reduction…
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Take 3 for the Sea: donate, clean up or book a school session
Australian charity (Class 1 deductible gift recipient, DGR1): donate, join a community clean-up or run your own as a Community Supporter, and book curriculum-aligned…
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Plastic Free Foundation (Plastic Free July)
The Western Australia (WA) charity behind Plastic Free July. Donations of $2+ are tax-deductible in Australia and fund the free challenge resources used by…
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As You Sow: shareholder pressure on plastic
US nonprofit that files shareholder resolutions and publishes the Plastic Promises Scorecard. Donate; 501(c)(3), Employer Identification Number 94-3169008, Charity Navigator 4-star.
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Australian Marine Conservation Society
Australia’s ocean charity; its plastics work includes the 2025 Unwrapped supermarket report and treaty advocacy. Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) registered, Australian Business…
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Australian Microplastic Assessment Project (AUSMAP): microplastic sampling and donations via Total Environment Centre (TEC)
Australia’s citizen-science microplastic survey, run by Total Environment Centre (a Class 1 deductible gift recipient, DGR1). Sample a shoreline or give to fund the…
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Boomerang Alliance
Alliance of 55+ groups behind container refunds, Plastic Free Places and packaging reform. Support via the homepage donate button; charity status not stated.
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Market Forces: move your bank and super (fossil fuels, not plastics)
Compare which Australian banks and super funds finance fossil fuels and switch. Note: the tools do not assess petrochemical or plastics exposure.