Who Gives A Crap

What's in the box: A bulk carton of bamboo or recycled toilet paper, optionally bundled with paper towels, tissues or other household basics.

Who Gives A Crap started in Melbourne and has grown into one of the best known names in eco friendly household paper. The core offer is simple: toilet paper made from either 100% bamboo or 100% recycled paper, delivered in bulk cartons of 24 or 48 rolls, with the option to set up a recurring subscription so you never run out. Beyond toilet paper, the range covers recycled paper towels, bamboo tissues, and newer additions like kitchen scrub sponges, plus bundles that group popular items at a discount. The company says 50% of its profits are donated to help people gain access to clean water and toilets, and reports more than $14 million raised so far. The brand leans hard on playful humour, and it also releases limited edition prints, such as seasonal Halloween rolls. Products carry strong average ratings on the company's own store, though those are self-hosted reviews. The main practical consideration is volume: bulk cartons are economical but need storage space, which can be awkward in small homes. Some items, like paper towels, can sell out. If you want a low effort way to cut back on virgin paper in the bathroom and kitchen while supporting a clear charitable goal, this is one of the more credible and established options available.