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+Blabla Handknit Dolls
Handknit in Peru by artisans earning fair-wages, these 100% cotton, huggable dolls will make both you and your tot smile.
+Maple Landmark NameTrainsChugga-chugging all the way from Vermont, these trains are made using sustainably-harvested maple wood and non-toxic paints.
+Green ToysMilk does a toy good—Green Toys that is. The entire colorful collection—from tool set to tea set—is made entirely from recycled plastic milk jugs.
+Smart Balance BikesA happy life is all about balance. Help them learn early with a balance bike made from renewable birch wood and non-toxic materials.
+Transformable Solar ToysFor the future eco-minded engineer—create a robot, boat, or pet dog, each one powered entirely by the sun and their own creativity.
+Piggy Paint Nail PolishNon-toxic Piggy Paint is free of all the harsh, smelly chemicals and comes in all the fun colors they'll love!
+MiYim Plush ToysWith organic cotton on the outside and recycled fiber stuffing, cuddly MiYim toys will make them feel good inside and out.
+Back to the Roots Mushroom KitsYummy gourmet mushrooms grown from used coffee grounds. It's the ultimate local and sustainable farming lesson—right in your window!
Play, Learn, Grow
Earth, kid, and mom-friendly toys – all of the fun and none of the worry.
Play & Learn
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Jan Nissen happened to drive by an estate sale one day, filled the back of her Mercury Mountaineer with hundreds of vinyl records, many of which were hard-to-find and one-of-a-kind LPs and the eBay store Gosinta was born. Since its inception in 2003, Gosinta has become the source for rare vinyl, as well as turntables, needles and other D.J. equipment, giving new life to many valuable vintage finds. Show LessJan Nissen happened to drive by an estate sale one day, filled the back of her Mercury Mountaineer with hundreds of vinyl records, many of which were hard-to-find and one-of-a-kind LPs and the eBay store Gosinta was born. Since its inception in 20... Read More
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Corri McFaddon started eDrop-Off Express, a designer clothing and accessories consignment store, after graduating from design school. For her, working in the fashion industry and building a successful business went hand-in-hand, which led to the creation of her eBay store. She has since turned this senior school project into a multimillion-dollar business, selling 600-700 high-end used and secondhand items per week. Show LessCorri McFaddon started eDrop-Off Express, a designer clothing and accessories consignment store, after graduating from design school. For her, working in the fashion industry and building a successful business went hand-in-hand, which led to the c... Read More
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Chicago-based GreenCells was conceived in 2005 by Brian Moore and his business partner Jay Hines. After starting their own consulting company and working with AT&T and Motorola, they realized that making reused cell phones available to the public was a niche still mostly unaccounted for. GreenCells strongly believes that real innovations are profitable, sustainable, and, ultimately, socially responsible. Show LessChicago-based GreenCells was conceived in 2005 by Brian Moore and his business partner Jay Hines. After starting their own consulting company and working with AT&T and Motorola, they realized that making reused cell phones available to the public ... Read More
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Laura and her husband have lived on their farm for 10 years, growing only rosemary at first. She grew too much of it and Owens Acres was born. She discovered WorldofGood.com by eBay and began selling to a like-minded green audience. Laura hand makes about 200 orders per month, but always in small batches to ensure freshness, and grows most of the ingredients on her farm. Show LessLaura and her husband have lived on their farm for 10 years, growing only rosemary at first. She grew too much of it and Owens Acres was born. She discovered WorldofGood.com by eBay and began selling to a like-minded green audience. Laura hand mak... Read More
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Bustown Modern offers some of the most sought after vintage goods and mid-century modern and Danish furniture, as well as lighting and art. Anessa and her husband Paul have created a destination for trend-setters looking for an eco-friendly alternative to new. The couple also works toward greening their store’s operations by revamping the way the products are packed and shipped. Show LessBustown Modern offers some of the most sought after vintage goods and mid-century modern and Danish furniture, as well as lighting and art. Anessa and her husband Paul have created a destination for trend-setters looking for an eco-friendly altern... Read More
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Trish Burkett started casually selling on eBay in 2004 under the user ID E-Simple – and that’s what her selling style was at first, simple. She also has a knack for knowing the ins and outs of selling on the site – and her designer consignment business, Park Avenue Consignment, was born. Shoes, handbags, jewelry, you name it – Trish has a way of getting her clients top dollar for the things that would have normally been gathering dust in their closets. Show LessTrish Burkett started casually selling on eBay in 2004 under the user ID E-Simple – and that’s what her selling style was at first, simple. She also has a knack for knowing the ins and outs of selling on the site – and her designer consignment bus... Read More
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Tech for Less is one of the cool companies on eBay that incorporates lots of eco-friendly practices into what they do. It has been in business since early 2001, and is now recognized as one of world's largest vendors of open box and refurbished computer equipment, peripherals and electronics. Selling 3,300 items a month on eBay, you can imagine how many products are being given new lives through Tech for Less. Show LessTech for Less is one of the cool companies on eBay that incorporates lots of eco-friendly practices into what they do. It has been in business since early 2001, and is now recognized as one of world's largest vendors of open box and refurbished co... Read More
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InterSchola, founded by Melissa Rich, helps schools sell their unneeded items to buyers on eBay instead of dumping them in a landfill. InterSchola has helped raise over $3.5M for school districts.
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Alex Eaves, the founder of Stay Vocal, first began selling t-shirts with positive messages after repeated injuries sidelined hopes of a career as a professional skateboarder. But due to high minimum orders for commercial print orders, Alex felt like he needed to do something different to get his business off the ground, and turned to a local thrift shop to source the t-shirts he would print his designs onto. Show LessAlex Eaves, the founder of Stay Vocal, first began selling t-shirts with positive messages after repeated injuries sidelined hopes of a career as a professional skateboarder. But due to high minimum orders for commercial print orders, Alex felt li... Read More
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The woman behind top eBay store Linda’s Stuff offers fashionistas around the world a way to obtain designer and luxury items at a lower-than-retail price and offers a market for previously-owned luxury items that would otherwise collect dust.
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eBay seller Bubblefast brings innovation and modernity to a business that is rarely seen as desirable: the shipping and packaging industry. It began as an out-of-the garage outfit in 1999 and has since evolved into a full scale business. They've since expanded their inventory to include the widest selection of eco-friendly packing materials available on eBay. Show LesseBay seller Bubblefast brings innovation and modernity to a business that is rarely seen as desirable: the shipping and packaging industry. It began as an out-of-the garage outfit in 1999 and has since evolved into a full scale business. They've s... Read More
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Jordan Insley, 28-year-old founder and CEO of Quick Ship Electronics, is in the business of collecting thousands of unusable, store-returned products, fixing them up, and reselling them to his elated customers – for a fraction of the price. He started his eBay business in 2002, initially selling sports memorabilia, he has grown it into a multi-million dollar enterprise. Show LessJordan Insley, 28-year-old founder and CEO of Quick Ship Electronics, is in the business of collecting thousands of unusable, store-returned products, fixing them up, and reselling them to his elated customers – for a fraction of the price. He sta... Read More
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Joe Marcinkowski from MidCenturyGuy started selling on eBay after his home was tragically lost in a fire. When he and his wife began moving into their new house, they realized they had too much furniture so he started listing items on eBay. The first thing he sold was a vintage Knoll sofa, which sold for three-times more than what he paid. He began to sell more and more items on eBay and is now a top-rated seller. Show LessJoe Marcinkowski from MidCenturyGuy started selling on eBay after his home was tragically lost in a fire. When he and his wife began moving into their new house, they realized they had too much furniture so he started listing items on eBay. The fi... Read More
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Pamela Hiltunen opened California Vintage Connect in 2003. An avid thrift store shopper since her early 20s, she realized she had an eye for fashion when people began commenting on her unique style. She began selling her finds to local boutiques but then realized the potential market she could reach by going online. The motto she often uses is "Save the Earth, Recycle Fashion." Show LessPamela Hiltunen opened California Vintage Connect in 2003. An avid thrift store shopper since her early 20s, she realized she had an eye for fashion when people began commenting on her unique style. She began selling her finds to local boutiques b... Read More
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Knetgolf was started by Gary Shienfield and his son, when they began to gather and sell used golf balls on the golf courses of their hometown of Ontario, Canada.
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MI Technologies was launched on eBay in 2004, selling lamps and other parts for televisions and projectors, many of them refurbished. The company was founded by two high school friends who saw a business opportunity in eBay. Today, they run their highly successful business online and off, with 120 employees, offices in the U.S. and Mexico, and products shipping all over the world. Show LessMI Technologies was launched on eBay in 2004, selling lamps and other parts for televisions and projectors, many of them refurbished. The company was founded by two high school friends who saw a business opportunity in eBay. Today, they run their ... Read More
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Kerry Boozenny started selling on eBay nearly five years ago and is one of the Green Team's most avid and vocal sellers. Kerry's store, ElegantKB, sells mainly vintage and used products. Kerry's most popular items are made from wood and metal, and have Danish, European or mid-century modern appeal. Kerry also sells vintage sewing patterns, which are gaining popularity. Show LessKerry Boozenny started selling on eBay nearly five years ago and is one of the Green Team's most avid and vocal sellers. Kerry's store, ElegantKB, sells mainly vintage and used products. Kerry's most popular items are made from wood and metal, and... Read More
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Noelle VanRaes, a long-time eBay seller, offers a convenient, one-stop shop called MakiMakiVintage that sells bright, flirtatious and one-of-a kind vintage fashion pieces. A magazine and music video stylist by trade, Noelle launched her eBay store in 2004 at the urging of her clients who wanted to be able to buy the clothing she brought to the shoots, and has since seen demand skyrocket. Show LessNoelle VanRaes, a long-time eBay seller, offers a convenient, one-stop shop called MakiMakiVintage that sells bright, flirtatious and one-of-a kind vintage fashion pieces. A magazine and music video stylist by trade, Noelle launched her eBay store... Read More
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Go Green Facts
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A Truly Smart Phone
Selecting a refurbished smart phone can the energy equivalent of driving as much as 186 miles.
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Baby Gives Back
Giving a diaper bag a second life can save as much as 90% of the CO2 of making a new one.
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Dirty Laundry Habits
The UNEP discovered you can consume five times less energy by wearing your jeans three times, washing them in cold water and skipping the dryer.
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Dress for Success
Buying a pre-loved silk dress can save as much as 95% of the CO2 needed to make a new one.
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It's In the Bag
Choosing a previously loved leather handbag can save as much energy as a flight from London to Paris.
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Kitchen Confidential
Choosing a new-to-you blender can save as much as 95% of the CO2 needed to produce a new one.
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Know Your Reams
Recycle your reams and buy recycled. According to San Mateo County RecycleWorks, 20 cases of recycled paper saves 17 trees and 7,000 gallons of water.
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Power Play
The DoE found that electronics in stand-by mode account for five percent of electricity use in the U.S. Use a smart power plug to limit electricity waste.
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Pretty Clutch
Choosing a previously-loved leather clutch can save as much energy as not watching TV for 3 days straight.
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Say Nay to BPA
The National Toxicology Program advises against dishwashing polycarbonate plastics. Ready to switch to BPA-free containers?
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Sharpen Your Knowledge
Giving a knife a second life cuts as much as 90% of the energy needed to make a new one.
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T It Up Organically
About 1/3 of a pound of pesticides is used to grow enough cotton for just one T-shirt. Organic cotton uses zero pesticides so T-up organically.
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The Best Part of Waking Up
Choosing a previously loved espresso machine can save as much as 90% of the CO2 needed to produce a new one.
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The Choice is Clear
Buying pre-loved crystal glasses can have the eco-impact of not running your dishwasher as much as 22 times.
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The Future's Lookin' Bright
Buying pre-loved sunglasses can save as much as 74% of the CO2 needed to make new ones.
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The Skinny on Sweaters
Choosing a pre-loved sweater can save the energy equivalent of as much as 68 loads of laundry.
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Time Is On Your Side
Choosing a new-to-you watch can save the energy equivalent of as much as 39 days of refrigerator use.
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Walk the Talk
Choosing new-to-you leather shoes can save more energy than an average household uses in a day.
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Work It Out
The average indoor workout uses enough electricity to power a washing machine. An outdoor workout uses zero electricity—so climb, cycle, run or hike instead.
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