This Plastic Free July, join Clean Water Action & Clean Water Fund to reduce single-use plastics and protect our health, environment, and communities!
Our ReThink Disposable program helps stop plastic pollution at the source by replacing throwaway food packaging with smart, reusable alternatives.
Join us to make an impact this July and beyond!
Take the Single-Use Pledge!
Take the ReThink Disposable pledge today to commit to reducing the amount of single-use plastic disposables we use! With your help we can reduce the amount of trash that ends up in our waterways, environment, ocean and communities!
Raise Money for ReThink Disposable & Zero Waste!
Donate today to help ReThink Disposable reduce single-use plastic trash and assist more food providers in making the switch to reuse. Your donation powers hands-on support for local businesses, schools, and community kitchens.
Refer or Partner
Know a restaurant, school, or food service provider that wants to reduce waste and save money? We work directly with food operations to help them transition from single-use to reusable foodware.
Join the Community
This Plastic Free July, join the ReThink Disposable community to help reduce single-use plastic trash! We work with community leaders, local advocates, and volunteers across the country. Fill out the interest form and our team will follow up.
ReThink Disposable - Participating Businesses
Clean Water Action and Clean Water Fund's ReThink Disposable program helps businesses switch from single-use foodware items to sustainable solutions, reducing waste and protecting our waterways from trash and plastic pollution. Support the businesses below that have made the sustainable switch!
Local Impact
Check out ReThink Disposable case studies highlighting the incredible local impact of small businesses, schools and communities making the switch from single-use to reusables.
Zero Waste Initiatives
We’re working to reduce plastic pollution at the source by advancing smart policies, partnering with businesses, and building a culture of reuse. From statewide legislation to local implementation, our Zero Waste initiatives helps communities cut single-use plastic foodware trash, save money, and protect clean water.