Tommy’s is backing New Zealand’s big backyard
We’re working with Trees That Count to mitigate parts of our carbon footprint over the next 50 years, and help protect New Zealand’s threatened biodiversity. That’s good for our carbon footprint, and good for Aotearoa.
Biodiversity champion
By supporting native tree planting, we’re creating more habitats for our threatened wildlife and helping build ecosystems that are more resilient to threats and diseases.
Helping Kiwis breathe easier
Native trees improve the quality of our air by removing pollutants and research shows that kiwi kids who spend more time surrounded by nature are less likely to develop asthma. Pretty awesome right?
Kaitiaki for future generations
Supporting native tree planting today will leave a legacy for future generations that we can all be proud of.
Be a biodiversity champion like Tommy’s
When you buy or sell through Tommy’s, you are supporting Trees that Count.
Reducing Tommy’s carbon footprint
By supporting green initiatives, we’re reducing our carbon footprint and helping New Zealand grow strong in lots of other ways.
Looking after our rare species
Protecting our native birds and rare species
By contributing over $21,000 and planting more than 2,300 trees, including 750 trees in the Makaracarpas project in 2023, Tommy’s not only offsets its carbon footprint but also safeguards New Zealand’s endangered biodiversity and promotes cleaner air quality.
Diverting used printers/toner cartridges from landfill
Taking the lead in sustainability
In partnership with FUJIFILM Business Innovation, We enhances our commitment to sustainability through the “Go Beyond” Toner Recycling programme. This initiative has successfully diverted over 300kg of waste toner cartridges from landfills, contributing to the creation of TonerPave™, a low-carbon asphalt used for road surfacing, thus reducing our carbon footprint significantly.
Powering our office with renewable energy
Powering up with Meridian Energy
We’re proud to be Meridian Energy customers, New Zealand’s largest 100% renewable energy generator who are committed to only generating electricity from wind, water and sun.
Greener together with wellingtonians
Reducing single-use plastic bags
Prior to the ban on plastic shopping bags, Tommy’s gave away more than 35,000 heavy-duty, reusable, shopping bags in an effort to help reduce the use of non-reusable plastic bags in Wellington. You can regularly spot Wellingtonians carrying these around the city.
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