We are curious, inspired and PLAYFUL. We act in ways that give our children HOPE.

We pledge to refrain from giving any child under the age of four a plastic plaything.

Our Play Without Plastic community is a diverse group of caring adults united in their desire to protect the environment, preserve the innocence of children and eliminate plastic pollution so life on Earth can thrive when we are gone.

We are committed to exposing the environmental damage caused by the manufacture, use and disposal of plastic playthings. We come together to establish a norm through which this damage can be prevented.

As an integral part of the global plastic pollution solution, we do our part by taking a pledge to refrain from giving any child under the age of four a plastic plaything. We commit to nurturing a love of Nature in children through play, and when gifting toys to the children in our lives, we choose only those made of environmentally friendly, cruelty-free alternatives.

Take the pledge, join our community. Let’s create the future our children deserve through the power of play.

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Founder Kristine Kubat

Kristine Kubat is a mother of two, grandmother of five and the founder of Play Without Plastics. She devotes much of her time to educating people about plastic pollution and looking for ways to prevent it. She lives in Hawaii and has worked with local businesses and organizations for over 40 years to protect the natural environment and the health of future generations.

Captain Charles Moore

Captain Charles Moore’s pioneering research aboard the Algalita laid the foundation for the global movement aimed at preventing plastic pollution. His unflagging commitment to track the problem and share what he learns with the public and policymakers makes his research invaluable. His work continues to inform and inspire the Play Without Plastic Movement. Ten percent of the contributions we receive are regifted to the nonprofit that shares the Algalita name.