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Save Future Post. Save NZ Recycling.

$516,090 of $500,000 goal
Given by 9625 generous donors in 19 days

Help Future Post recover from a devastating arson attack so we can continue turning NZ plastic waste into sustainable product not landfill.

Future Post, New Zealand's world-first manufacturer of recycled plastic fence posts, is fighting for its future after an arson attack caused more than $1 million in damage to our Waiuku facility.

Although the person responsible has been caught, the financial impact has left us in a critical cash flow crisis. Without immediate support, Future Post may be forced to close its doors.

For years, we've transformed New Zealand's waste plastic into durable, long-lasting fence posts, diverting millions of plastic bottles and soft plastics from landfill and giving them a second life. Our work also supports New Zealand's soft plastics recycling network, helping ensure the plastic collected at participating supermarkets continues to be recycled.

If Future Post closes, New Zealand loses more than a manufacturer. We lose local jobs, valuable recycling infrastructure, and an innovative circular economy solution that has taken years to build.

Every donation, large or small, will help us recover from this devastating event, protect local jobs, and keep plastic out of landfill.

Please help us get back on our feet and ensure this proudly New Zealand innovation continues for generations to come.

Yes, we had insurance, but this has only covered $186,000 of what we need to keep the doors open.

Yes, the fire was in Nov 2025, and we have been trying to trade out of the debt, but with rising electricity and fuel costs squeezing margins, and the tough economic conditions we now need help.

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Recovering from the arson attack, site clean-up, replacing destroyed stock, restoring operations, and covering lost revenue caused by damaged products. Every dollar raised helps us rebuild, protect local jobs, and keep New Zealand's plastic recycling moving.

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We’re halfway there — and absolutely overwhelmed by your support.  21 July 2026

We’re halfway there — and absolutely overwhelmed by your support.

After the deliberate arson attack that caused more than $1 million in damage and put Future Post at serious risk, New Zealanders have stepped up in an incredible way.

Thanks to your donations, shares, messages and support, the Givealittle campaign has now raised over $300,000 — just over halfway to the $500,000 target needed to help keep Future Post going.

Now we need one more big push.

Please share this link or share our Facebook/Insta/Linked In post to help Future Post reach the $500,000 target and keep recycling New Zealand’s plastic waste.

Every post counts. Every share helps. Let’s save Future Post.

Thank you all for your words, it means a lot to our team to hear and see all the positive support.

Regards

Jerome and Future Post team.

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This campaign started on 7 Jul 2026 and ends on 7 Oct 2026.