Our Why
Sustainability for Future Generations
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About Kate
This is us
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Featured Podcast Appearances
The Conversation with Hawai'i Public radio
One woman hoping to contribute to the effort [of reducing plastic use] is Oʻahu resident Kate Reimann. She's the owner of Rogue Wave Toys, which has developed a beach set for kids made from compostable plastic.
Talk of the Irish
Kate Reimann, a graduate of Notre Dame Prep's class of 2001, is creating a better world for children, one beach toy at a time. The ND Prep alumna launched a new line of toys that cuts down on waste in landfills and in our water ways.
Aloha O'ahu
It all started with a rogue wave that washed her kids' toys out to sea.
Rogue Wave Toys is on a mission to change the plastics industry - and our oceans. Kate is using new plant-based plastics to create beach toys.
2024 Sustainable Champion, Patsy T. Mink Center for Business and Leadership
Rogue Wave is "part of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation Community”
