Who Gives a Crap Delivered to Prospect Heights, Brooklyn
Prospect Heights is a dense, mostly pre-war pocket of Brooklyn between Grand Army Plaza and Atlantic — Vanderbilt, Washington, and Underhill all lined with brownstones, walk-ups, and a growing number of newer condos. Closet space is at a premium and the nearest big-box stores are a real subway commute, which is exactly why a recurring delivery to your building beats a 40-minute Costco run.
Who Gives a Crap makes toilet paper and paper towels with a mission: 50% of profits fund sanitation projects in communities that need them most. The toilet paper comes in two varieties — 100% bamboo and 100% recycled — both 3-ply, plastic-free wrapped, and genuinely soft. The paper towels follow the same sustainable sourcing and plastic-free packaging standard. No inks, dyes, or fragrances. For Prospect Heights and Brooklyn households that want every purchase to reflect their values, Who Gives a Crap turns a mundane essential into a small act of impact. The colorful wrappers double as conversation starters on the bathroom shelf. Cantaloupe delivers Who Gives a Crap on a flexible subscription to your apartment — mission-driven TP at bulk pricing, no DTC shipping wait.
Service area
Prospect Heights, Brooklyn
ZIP: 11238
Delivery
Free, building-direct
On your building's scheduled day, every 1, 2, or 4 weeks.
Commitment
None
Skip, pause, or cancel anytime from your account.
Who Gives a Crap
Who Gives a Crap Premium Bamboo
370 sheets · 2-ply
Order as few as 1 roll
Who Gives a Crap delivery in Prospect Heights — questions
- Does Cantaloupe deliver Who Gives a Crap to Prospect Heights?
- Yes. Cantaloupe delivers Who Gives a Crap products to apartment buildings throughout Prospect Heights, Brooklyn. Subscribe at bulk per-unit prices, get free delivery to your building, and skip or pause anytime.
- Is Who Gives a Crap cheaper through Cantaloupe than at the local store in Prospect Heights?
- On a per-unit basis, yes — Cantaloupe prices Who Gives a Crap at bulk-pack pricing without requiring a warehouse-store membership or the closet space to stockpile. The corner-store markup in dense Brooklyn neighborhoods like Prospect Heights is usually 30-50% above per-unit subscription pricing.
- When does Who Gives a Crap get delivered in Prospect Heights?
- Who Gives a Crap deliveries land on your building's regular delivery day, on the cadence you pick (every 1, 2, or 4 weeks). New subscribers get their first delivery on the next scheduled run — typically within a week of signing up.