Billion Baby Turtles Sponsors
We work with leading green businesses, artists, and others to raise awareness about the threats to sea turtles and to offer people a concrete way to help protect turtle hatchlings at important nesting beaches around the world. When you buy from these partners, they make donations to support this program, saving at least 10 hatchlings for every $1 in donations made. To date, these sponsors have helped us save more than 5 million hatchlings!
Make sure when you purchase items that claim to donate to us that they are listed here or contact us to confirm. Some companies are claiming to support us when they don’t, so be careful!
100,000 Baby Turtles Saved sponsors ($10,000 per year and Up)
Next Earth is the only blockchain-based virtual land ownership platform on the exact copy of Earth. A portion of tile sales go towards charities like ours.
Dots.Eco offers environmental incentives that boosts brands and improve the world. Learn more here.
Nature’s Path is a family-owned company dedicated to advancing the cause of people and planet. Through their EnviroKidz brand, they are a founding supporter of Billion Baby Turtles and our school programs.
Pure Joy Dish Soap saves a baby turtle with every bottle sold.
SEE Turtles is partnering with Soda Stream to save a million hatchlings for Earth Month 2022.
Loci makes awesome vegan shoes made from recycled ocean plastic. 10% of every order can be designated for SEE Turtles.
10,000 Baby turtles saved sponsors ($1,000 per year and up)
Nature’s Answer donates a percentage of proceeds from Marine Collagen and Kids lines to help save baby turtles.
Luca & Danni donated $5 from the sale of their sea turtle bracelets in June 2022, saving more than 10,000 hatchlings.
Sweed is a vegan & cruelty-free beauty brand. For every Lash Lift Mascara sold, Sweed is rescuing one baby sea turtle.
Westpath makes surf and yoga clothes that are responsibly sourced. Their new surf poncho helps save 10 baby turtles with every sale.
Lost Years is a new UK rum company that saves 10 hatchlings for every bottle sold.
Pinwheel is a UK-based subscription service that allows people to take concrete actions to help the planet.
Copenhagen Cartel reduces ocean plastic by recycling ghost fishing gear into beautiful clothes. Each purchase from their Save The Turtles collection saves baby turtles and helps us get plastic out of sea turtle habitat.
Save one baby sea turtle with every product you purchase from Blue Heron Botanicals.
Saola makes beautiful shoes from sustainable materials including recycled and organic materials. 1% of each sale goes to wildlife conservation.
2,500 baby turtles saved sponsors ($250 per year and up)
Eco-friendly wetsuits & other stuff made for women. Every purchase includes a donation to save turtle hatchlings!
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Fin Pin Shop is a company run by biologists with a passion for marine life. Their turtle stickers and pins each help save baby turtles! Pick one up here.
Turtle Pads is a drumming practice pad designed for percussionists on-the-go. Every pad sold helps save 10 baby turtles.
PACT Box is a unique shopping bag. Every purchase saves 5 baby turtles.
Fashion Zone is a Denmark-based company that makes sunglasses from ocean plastic. Each purchase saves a baby turtle.
Koraia is a French company that makes beautiful bracelets. They donate 10% of the price of their turtle bracelets.
Cody Spice is an apparel company that saves 10 baby turtles for every shirt sold.
Turtle Wine Copenhagen sells wines from small family wineries in Italy. Every bottle sold saves a baby turtle.
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For every participant in Yes.Fit’s Sea Turtle Exploration Race, they make a donation to save baby turtles.
South Shore Apparel saves 10 hatchlings for every shirt shold.
Each sale from this online store helps protect at least 5 baby turtles.
SeaBae Beauty makes beauty products that help save baby sea turtles with every purchase.
Nymph Ki has a line of sea turtle jewelry where every purchase saves 10 hatchlings!
Casual Envy’s Carbon Turtle Project will make a donation to save 10 baby sea turtles and offset the carbon footprint of the purchase.
Banner photo: Michael J. Liles