About
We created Ecologi so people like you have another meaningful way to act
How does Ecologi work?
Sign up to Ecologi
Set eco goals
Fund climate projects
Compensate your carbon footprint
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Impactful climate solutions
Carbon avoidance
At Ecologi we use your money to support a broad range of projects that are able to evidence that they are reducing or avoiding greenhouse gas emissions.
Each month we support a range of carbon avoidance projects that are certified at the very highest level by Gold Standard or the Verified Carbon Standard. Our funding strategy is guided by our Climate Committee and follow the Project Drawdown framework.
Reforestation
It’s now common knowledge that one of the best tools to tackle the climate crisis and keep our temperatures from rising above 1.5C is to plant trees. They are also crucial in preventing ecological collapse.
We have a range of amazing reforestation partners, who, with our support, are growing millions of trees per month.
Where does your money go?
Our success is measured in impact, and this is reflected in how we spend your money. 85% of your money goes directly to funding these planet saving projects. Included with project costs are any incurred transaction fees carried out on your behalf.
With the rest we’ll cover everything else including a budget to attract new subscribers, staff costs, and hosting and licenses.
Transparency
When we say we put your money to great use, it’s important you see that it is. You can see the paper trail of the impact we make on this platform.
- Evidence of
Carbon avoidance
- Evidence of
Reforestation
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B Corp score
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Financials
Meet our leadership team
Elliot Coad
CEO and cofounder
Lucy Jack
Chief Design Officer and cofounder
Alex Price
Chief Technology Officer and cofounder
Ian Hambleton
Chief Commercial Officer
Joel Baynes
Chief Operating Officer
Crista Buznea
Head of Sustainability Marketing
Dennis Hettema
SVP of Sales Europe and Asia Pacific
Ecologi was initially founded by a group of environmentalists in Bristol, UK. They were frustrated that many of us are not able to contribute enough to the colossal climate problem.
It started in late 2018, when Elliot was on his morning commute to work. He was buying a coffee just as he had done thousands of times before, and asked himself: How much climate action could I fund with the money for a coffee?
The answer led to a revelation – that the pocket change that billions of us have would not only be a significant upgrade to our own personal contributions to the crisis, but could also one day account for reducing half of the world’s emissions.
Find out more about our impact on our Collective Action tracker.