Tru Earth, a B Corp-certified, multinational household cleaning products organization, has earned a prestigious spot on Fortune’s 10th annual ‘Change the World’ list. This global ranking celebrates companies making a positive social and environmental impact through their core business strategies. Fortune writers and editors evaluated companies based on measurable social impact, business results, innovation, and corporate integration. Tru Earth secured the 40th position on the list, recognized for its innovative packaging and award-winning, global donation program.
The B Corp partners with over 1,000 non-profit organizations to distribute laundry eco-strips®, providing essential cleaning solutions to people in need. For every $25 worth of Tru Earth products purchased globally, the company donates enough laundry detergent to support one person for a month. This commitment is rooted in a core belief that having clean clothes is a fundamental human right.
“It’s a tremendous honor to be named to Fortune’s Change the World list, alongside other organizations innovating, disrupting, and collaborating to address the world’s most pressing issues,” said Brad Liski, Tru Earth’s CEO. “Our social impact commitment has always been simple: The more successful we are as a business, the more we can help protect the environment and give back to people in need. This recognition confirms that our strategy of equally prioritizing environmentalism, social good, and financial success is not only good for the world, but also good for business.”
Fueled by their commitment to creating lasting positive change for the planet, Tru Earth has donated over 50 million laundry eco-strips and prevented more than 186 million single-use plastic containers from ending up in landfills and oceans. They offer a sustainable alternative to traditional laundry products.
Tru Earth was founded five years ago with a mission to provide consumers with a cleaner way to clean. Their laundry eco-strips are designed to be plastic-free, recyclable, and highly effective. The company’s #TruEarthMovement is a global community of millions of #TruChangeMakers across 80 countries who are united in their commitment to protecting the environment. To date, Tru Earth has successfully diverted over 186 million plastic containers from landfills and oceans, while their global giving program has donated more than 50 million laundry eco-strips to individuals and organizations in need around the world.
Join Tru Earth’s mission to create lasting change by visiting www.tru.earth or connecting with them on social media (Facebook, Instagram, X, and Youtube).
