At Love Tea, we are dedicated to donating 1% of annual revenues to a range of environmental organisations as part of our commitment to 1% for the Planet. We believe it is our environmental responsibility to reduce our negative impact on the environment and continue to offer our support to not-for-profit organisations who have a single motivation, which is to solve the environmental crisis for future generations. In 2021, we increased our environmental donations by 150%, which included donations to the list of non for profits below, who are all doing such important work to ensure that we are having a positive impact on the planet.
For 40 years, Wilderness Society has stood at the forefront of Australia’s most historic environmental victories. Together, with Australians from all walks of life, they work to support the living world that makes all life possible. They are taking on transnational corporations, rogue operators, and the armies of lobbyists and politicians who defend them. They are securing better laws and oversight for the ecosystems that sustain us, and meaningful protections for Australia’s most important wild places.
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For Wild Places is a new way of community-building designed to turn the energy of movement into protection for the places we depend on. Through life-changing outdoor events that raise awareness, drive sustainability, and support environmental causes, they allow people to action their desires for a better future for all. Founded by a small and driven group of outdoor enthusiasts, For Wild Places is a collective of runners, hikers, mountain bikers and surfers with a common goal of transforming a shared passion for outdoor sports into collective environmental activism.
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Rainforest Rescue is a not-for-profit organisation that has been protecting and restoring rainforests in Australia and internationally since March 1999 by providing opportunities for individuals and businesses to Protect Rainforests Forever. Rainforest Rescue’s cornerstone activity is its buy-back program, through which over 150 hectares of Australian rainforest, mostly zoned for development, has been purchased for preservation.
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Greening Australia are an environmental enterprise that thinks big to tackle the challenges facing Australia’s unique and diverse landscapes in ways that work for communities, economies and nature. They aim to bring life to landscapes and restore balance to the natural environment in significant areas across Australia, from the warm waters of the Great Barrier Reef to the cool island ark of Tasmania.
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Friends of the Earth Australia are a network of activists and supporters working towards environmental and social justice. Since 1973, they have defended and protected forests and waterways, stood as allies in the struggles for First Nations’ self determination and land rights, opposed uranium mining, protested the destruction of war and kept fossil fuels in the ground.
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Surfrider Foundation Australia is a registered not for profit sea-roots organisation dedicated to the protection of Australia’s waves and beaches through conservation, activism, research and education. They were founded in 1991 in response to poor water quality issues along Australia’s east coast. Local surfers, being at the forefront of water quality, began a series of demonstrations and actions to persuade decision makers to take action on this ongoing issue. The group has been working hard to protect Australia’s coastlines ever since.
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The Bob Brown Foundation is a collection of campaigners and activists who help defend and protect ecosystems, wildlife and wild places.
In 2022, our Managing Director Damien Amos took part in the Takayna Trail – a running event that raises money to support the Bob Brown Foundation campaign to have takayna / Tarkine protected as a World Heritage listed National Park, returned to Aboriginal ownership.
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Surfers for Climate is an Australian based registered charity dedicated to turning the tide on climate change. Since forming – Surfers for Climate has continued to grow, with thousands of people from the surfing community across Australia coming together to save our ocean playgrounds.
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