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Every Small Act Can Make A Difference

A Small Scale Community Composting Service

 Crystal Coast Compost is a small-scale community composting service along the coast of Eastern North Carolina. We offer both residential and commercial food scrap collection services. Our mission is to cultivate sustainable living and enrich our environment by transforming community waste into a valuable resource along the Crystal Coast. As a family-run business, we are rooted in the belief that every small act can make a significant difference. We provide an accessible and efficient food scrap collection service for our community, thereby reducing landfill waste and reintroducing natural nutrients back into our earth. Our work brings us together as a community for the health of our planet. Join us as we nourish the earth, create a greener future, and compost the coast together!

Why Compost?

Composting is an environmentally-friendly way to reduce waste and create a nutrient-rich resource that can be used to grow plants and revitalize soil health. By composting with Crystal Coast Compost, you are not only reducing the amount of food waste that ends up in landfills, but you are also supporting a community-based composting program that is committed to sustainable practices. Additionally, composting can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, improve soil health, and support local agriculture. By participating in this program, you are making a positive impact on the environment and contributing to a healthier and more sustainable community.  Help us on our mission to “Compost the Coast”

Revitalize Soil Health

Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

Reduce Food Waste

Support Your Community

Our Family

Crystal Coast Compost is owned and operated by Sarah and Justin Brann with help and inspiration from our 2 year old son, Banks!

Crystal Coast Compost was created from a backyard compost pile and a dream! Working at an organic market in Swansboro, we became interested in composting as a solution for the food waste we saw being generated by the market. In 2014, our compost pile was born. Even after several moves, we scooped the pile up and moved it with us. In 2016, friends started bringing us food scraps to compost and by 2018 we realized the potential this operation had for business, Crystal Coast Compost Instagram page was made. Then in April 2022, Earth Month, Crystal Coast Compost was officially registered as a business in North Carolina.