Long term readers will have noticed that Google ads have arrived on site. I never wanted to but I need the cash. Until now all the work done has been done in my spare time and for free. I see it as my pro bono environmental work. I will continue to do work for free because I believe in it.

I also pay for the hosting and other costs of putting it online. That doesnt cost a huge amount but my income is not huge either.

But as the blog, and the plasticfree movement grow, it is becoming increasingly demanding. I can’t afford to spend any more time on it so I am looking for investment that will allow me to take time away from my self employed paid work.

So if you have any spare change and are looking for a cause to sponsor - or have found what we do useful - consider bunging it our way and buy another #plasticfree hour for the cause.

Why support me?
I have been living, travelling and promoting a plastic free lifestyle for over decade now.
I was one of the first plasticfree bloggers raising awareness about plastic pollution.
I have a huge database of plastic free alternatives and life style hacks up on the website, I regularly share information on social media sites and host an online discussion group via Facebook.
I am the only person curating this kind of resource on this scale

Why Is This Important?
Advising people about the plasticfree alternatives is vital because
Plastic waste has already fundamentally changed the ecosystem with unknown consequences.
Plastic pollution looks ugly, costs a lot to clean up and is killing animals.
Problematic plastic and plastic misuse needs to be stopped at source.
People need to be aware of plasticfree altenatives before they can choose them.

So if you think what we do is worthwhile, consider buying us a coffee.
Many thanks for your contribution.Buy Me a Coffee at ko-fi.com

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3 thoughts on “Asking for sponsors….

  1. hey thanks heaps for the information
    much appreciated and vital for making the plastic free transition.
    we are currently turning the st vincents food bank in new town plastic free.
    looking for options to store cheese. what do you think about parchment greaseproof wrapping
    thanks jordyn

  2. hey thanks heaps for the information
    much appreciated and vital for making the plastic free transition.
    we are currently turning the st vincents food bank in new town plastic free.
    looking for options to store cheese. what do you think about parchment greaseproof wrapping
    thanks jordyn

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