Our story

We take your scraps and give back living soil.

GreenLoop Composting Co. started in 2016 with one pickup truck, 30 buckets and a simple promise: take every scrap we are given and return something better than we received. Nine years later, that promise has diverted more than 12,000 tons of food waste from the landfill.

We are still family-owned, still answer our own phones, and still turn every bucket by hand until it becomes compost we are proud to put our name on. When you compost with GreenLoop, you are not paying for a service — you are joining a loop.

The GreenLoop crew standing beside compost bins at their facility
Years composting
9+
Tons diverted
12,000+
Households served
4,800+
Average rating
4.9/5

What we stand for

The values under every pile

Four principles that have carried us through nine seasons of food scraps, rain and harvests.

Soil first

Every decision starts with one question: does this build soil? Healthy soil grows healthy food, cleans water and cools the planet.

True circularity

We do not just collect scraps — we close the loop, returning finished compost to the very gardens and farms that feed us.

Community powered

Founded by the Okafor family in 2016, still run day-to-day by the same family, with 4,800+ households and 200+ businesses in the loop.

Certified quality

Certified compost producer with every batch lab-tested. Named Regional Composter of the Year in 2023 by the state compost council.

Rich dark finished compost being turned at the GreenLoop facility

The people

Meet the crew behind the compost

Our composters average six years with the company — they can tell you the temperature of any pile from across the yard.

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Dana Okafor

Founder & Head Composter — 9 years, 4,000+ piles

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Marcus Okafor

General Manager & Route Lead — built the first 30-bucket route

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Elena Ruiz

Education Director — 12,000+ students taught

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Sam Whitfield

Facility Operations — certified compost operator

Rich dark compost held in cupped hands

Get started

Join 4,800+ households in the loop

Start your first pickup this week — we will bring the bucket, the liners and all the know-how.