Save the Ocean
Supported by
SC Johnson + Milwaukee Brewers ™

 
 
 

For every save recorded by the Brewers™ this season, SC Johnson, Brent Suter, Corey Knebel, Keston Hiura and the Brewers™ will team up to donate $2,000 donation for the Players for the Planet Save the Ocean program supported by SC Johnson, Brent Suter,Corey Knebel and the Brewers™. Donations from the program will allow Players for the Planet to host 12 beach clean-ups with local MLB youth development programs in the Dominican Republic, once public health conditions allow. These clean-ups will result in the collection and recycling of 3,000 pounds of ocean-bound plastic, all while engaging 1,500 youth with ocean conservation education programming. This is the inaugural season for the campaign supported by SC Johnson and the Brewers™ and the third year for the Players for the Planet MLB-sponsored beach clean-up in the Dominican
Republic.

Save the Ocean

PLAYERS FOR THE PLANET

 

OUR MISSION

United Athletes for Global Change

Players for the Planet works to unite all athletes to bring lasting and measurable transformation to the Earth. We believe the responsibility to preserve and protect our planet falls on each and every one of us. As professional athletes, we are fortunate enough to have a powerful platform and the resources we need to create positive change in our world when it needs our help more than ever. We seek to unite to make sustainability and environmental responsibility foundational values of our sport.

 
 

Batting Cleanup

Players for the Planet is proud to champion athlete-led beach cleanups to fight the plastic crisis in the Dominican Republic.

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HOW WE’RE MAKING A DIFFERENCE

  • Eliminating Plastic

  • Recycling Initiatives

  • Reuse & Repurpose

  • Conservation Efforts

  • Sustainable Energy

  • Oceans

  • Food Systems

PLASTIC FACTS

  • Billion metric tons of plastic has been produced

  • Billion metric tons have become plastic waste

  • Has been recycled

  • Of plastic accumulates in landfills or ends up as litter

  • Million metric tons of plastic ends up in our oceans every year

Working to protect our planet

We aim to bring all hands on deck to fight the most urgent environmental issues of our day.