Soapbox
Soapbox empowers consumers with the ability to make the world a better place through simple, quality purchases. That’s why an everyday purchase with Soapbox equals a soap bar donation that keeps someone in need a little safer.
Soapbox sells a variety of hair care products, bath and body products, and hand soaps. Every purchase leads to Soapbox’s global nonprofit partners creating a new or recycled soap bar and distributing to it to projects in five different continents, empowering local economies and reducing the rates of disease and mortality. Each Soapbox product has a unique Hope Code that can be entered to find out the specific project your purchase benefited.
Your Impact
Soapbox works with partners worldwide in 5 different regions.
United States – Soapbox works with Clean the World Foundation (CTWF) to produce safety certified, eco-friendly soap bars from scrap soap. This soap is provided to homeless shelters, food pantries, schools, and health clinics across the country.
Central America – Lending a helping hand, not a handout – Soapbox understands the hurt that can come from dependency which is why they work with partners who help build up the communities they serve. Their partner in Honduras, the second poorest nation in the western hemisphere, is combating poverty by providing educational and career opportunities to locals that you make possible with your support.
Sierra Leone – Soapbox partners with Ecosoap Bank to provide in many parts of Africa, including refugee camps, schools, and hospitals. They have particularly deep roots in Sierra Leone where they provide recycled soap to a series of schools sponsored by the NGO Edify.
India – Soapbox’s partner, Sundara, employs 40 women full-time to produce recycled or new soap in rural communities in India. They work with local communities to provide hygiene education.
Cambodia – Soapbox’s regional partner, Ecosoap Bank, has deep roots in Cambodia. Through their connections with NGOs and local government, they hire women and men who are otherwise deemed unemployable to produce recycled soap bars. They pair their work with hygiene education. During Soapbox’s Covid-19 relief efforts, their donated soap bars supplied every health care institution in Cambodia.