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ST. PAUL, Minn., January 23, 2025 /3BL/ – Antea Group is pleased to announce the release of our 2023 Sustainability Report, designed to engage employees, clients, partners, and stakeholders in a shared commitment to transparency, progress, and sustainability. This report highlights our efforts to drive positive impacts on people and the planet while identifying opportunities for strategic growth and long-term resiliency.

“2023 marked a year of excitement and continued growth for Antea Group USA. Yet, our operational philosophy remains unchanged: Better Business, Better World®,” shared Brian Ricketts, CEO of Antea Group USA. “We believe in doing the right thing environmentally and socially, which we trust translates to improved business performance and secures market position. As a leading environment, health, safety, and sustainability (EHS&S) consulting firm, we proudly lead by example for our clients, our employees, and our communities.”

The report provides a comprehensive overview of our 2023 environment, social, and governance (ESG) performance across both our operations and client work. While our operational footprint is relatively modest, our influence extends far beyond, as we collaborate with clients to address sustainability impacts globally. In 2023, we completed over 3,900 projects across 63 countries, demonstrating our far-reaching commitment to EHS&S.

Notable achievements from our own operations include:

Establishing a dedicated carbon team to implement our emissions reduction strategies and commitments.Launching the “Working Safely Everyday” campaign, empowering employees to champion health and safety in every aspect of their work.Securing formal approval from the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) for our greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction goal.

…and more.

“At Antea Group USA, we know we must be innovative, agile, and adaptable to new challenges that arise along the way. I am encouraged by our progress and am excited to share more details through this 2023 Sustainability Report. I invite you to learn more about who we are and how Antea Group USA is working to create a thriving future for us all,” concludes Ricketts.

Download the Full Report Here

About Antea Group

Antea®Group USA is an environment, health, safety, and sustainability consulting firm. By combining strategic thinking and multidisciplinary perspectives with technical expertise and pragmatic action, we do more than effectively solve client challenges; we deliver sustainable results for a better future. We work in partnership with and advise many of the world’s most sustainable companies to address ESG-business challenges in a way that fits their pace and unique objectives. Our consultants equip organizations to better understand threats, capture opportunities and find their position of strength. Lastly, we maintain a global perspective on ESG issues through our work with multinational clients, our sister organizations in Europe, Asia, and Latin America and as a founding member of the Inogen Alliance. Learn more at anteagroup.us.

AUSTIN, Texas, January 23, 2025 /3BL/ – “At the beginning of 2024, Whole Cities, Whole Kids and Whole Planet united as Whole Foods Market Foundation. Whole Foods Market Foundation is on a mission to nourish people and the planet by providing access to essential resources to improve nutrition and create opportunities for financial stability.

As we build on the strong roots of these three projects, the Foundation remains dedicated to investing in opportunities that foster deep, lasting change both in the United States and around the world. Our commitment lies in investing in sustainable, long-term solutions that tap into local expertise and empower communities to lead their own development and health.

During Whole Foods Market Foundation’s first year, we have built a strong framework that is only getting better. I’m excited to harness this momentum and am confident that united, we are only beginning to unlock the Foundation’s full potential. In 2024, we were able to increase our commitments to partners by $14 million in 39 countries across the world.

I look forward to more innovation, collaboration, growth and success in 2025!”

– Daniel Zoltani

Whole Foods Market Foundation Executive Director

 

Our Impact

Whole Foods Market Foundation invested $14 million in 39 countries around the world supporting 1,239 organizations and schools to help advance healthy food access, nutrition and economic opportunities.

Whole Cities – Expanding healthy food access

81 Fresh, Healthy Food Access Grants55 Cities*36 Fruit & Vegetable Growers26 Nutrition Education Programs11 Fresh Produce Distributors8 Collaborative Health Partnerships

*Programs located in the U.S. and Canada

Whole Kids – Improving Children’s Nutrition

1,108 Schools & Organizations*749 Garden Grants157 Salad Bars104 Bee Grants6 School Food Transformation Districts

*Programs located in the U.S., Canada and the U.K.

Whole Planet – Alleviating Global Poverty

35,820 Income-Generating Opportunities for Micro-Entrepreneurs and Smallholder Farmers50 Partner Organizations38 Countries$475 Average First Microloan89% Women Entrepreneurs

Learn more 

 

2024 Spotlight Stories

Whole Cities | Zenger Farm

Whole Cities Community First Grant partner, Zenger Farm, believes that communities thrive when people have a direct connection to their food and where it grows. The working urban farm models, promotes, and educates about sustainable food systems, environmental stewardship, community development, and increases access to fresh, healthy food.

Meet Whole Foods Market Team Member, Haley Benes, and see how the Community First Grant program supports home-grown solutions to help improve fresh food access.

Learn more

Whole Kids | Stratford Friends School

Whole Kids Garden Grant recipient, Stratford Friends School, supports elementary through 9th grade students with language-based learning differences. Their Food for Life program builds upon the school’s long tradition of gardening with cross curricular connections including hands-on lessons on growing, cooking, and enjoying healthy foods developed with an integrated STEAM approach.

Students explore horticultural, career education, financial education, and nutrition within reading, math, and science lessons with a goal to develop key life skill they can use as adults.

Learn more

Whole Planet | myAgro, Fansoto and CAURIE

Recently, WFMF Board Members joined the Whole Planet team in Senegal to visit three partners — myAgro, Fansoto, and CAURIE MicroFinance — that are helping microentrepreneurs and smallholder farmers increase their income and improve their financial resiliency.

These partners are implementing innovative solutions including support for farming adjustments to the changing climate, creating add-on loans for items that focus on sustainability, financial, and environmental health along with continuing to help launch and grow their businesses through microcredit.

Learn more

 

Together We’re Building Healthy and Prosperous Communities

Whole Foods Market Foundation is able to expand our impact thanks to the generous support of our lead donors.

AflacAmazon FreshBlackhawk NetworkMaryRuth’sThe Matt O’Hayer FoundationOcean’s HaloPrimal KitchenShoes For CrewsStonyfield Organic

Meet Our Sponsors

For more information, visit wholefoodsmarketfoundation.org

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About Whole Foods Market Foundation

Whole Foods Market Foundation works to nourish people and the planet by helping to advance economic opportunities, nutrition and food access in local and global communities. The registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, based in Austin, Texas, encompasses the projects of Whole Cities, Whole Kids and Whole Planet. For more information on the Foundation’s work, visit wholefoodsmarketfoundation.org. For ongoing news and updates, follow Whole Foods Market Foundation on Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter) or LinkedIn.

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Media Contact:
Nikki Newman-Sobhani
Nikki.Newman@wholefoods.com 

There’s an 18-mile stretch of I-85 in west Georgia that serves as a testing ground for a number of sustainable transportation technologies. If you look out your window at the right time, you might spot a wildflower meadow with a skinny six-foot aluminum tower standing tall amidst the flowers. The Ray C. Anderson Memorial Highway runs from LaGrange to the Alabama border, and has been the site of 13 projects over nine years, focusing on safer highways, transportation infrastructure advancement and interstate pollution reduction and remediation, according to Allie Kelly, executive director of The Ray.

The Ray is a nonprofit created by the Ray C. Anderson Foundation based in Georgia that facilitates projects on the highway, among other nationwide sustainable transportation work. One of those 13 projects is what The Ray calls their Landscape Lab, and just last year, the PheNode was incorporated in the project, too.

Read the full story from The Telegraph.

Saint-Gobain North America, a leading manufacturer of light and sustainable building materials in the United States, has received a strong score of 90 out of 100 on the Human Rights Campaign Foundation’s 2024-2025 Corporate Equality Index, matching its score in 2024. The Corporate Equality Index is the United States’ foremost national roadmap and benchmarking tool for U.S. businesses on corporate policies, practices and benefits pertinent to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer employees.

Now in its seventh year on the Corporate Equality Index, Saint-Gobain North America was recognized for its commitment to workforce protections and non-discrimination policies, inclusive benefits, and long-running Live Open Employee Resource Group. Since the last survey, Saint-Gobain has remained involved in the LGBTQ+ community, holding several educational forums and events throughout the year and has given back to the community through philanthropic giving. In addition, the company continues to enhance its benefits, ensuring same- and different-sex families have the same access to benefits, all while offering ally training to employees across the North America region.

“We are honored to be recognized by the Human Rights Campaign’s Corporate Equality Index again this year for our commitment to fostering a culture where all people feel comfortable and secure to grow and thrive in their careers,” said Jay Bachmann, President and CertainTeed’s Interior Product Group and the Executive Advisor of Saint-Gobain’s Live Open LGBTQIA+ Employee Resource Group. “As a company that believes the best teams are built in a diverse and inclusive atmosphere, we will continue to hold true to these values, and I thank all of my colleagues for their dedication and work to make it a reality.”

This recognition is the latest Saint-Gobain has received for its efforts to build a strong and vibrant workplace. Earlier this month, the company celebrated its tenth consecutive Global Top Employer Certification, one of only 17 companies around the world to earn this prestigious honor. The company is home to several Employee Resource Groups (ERGs), including its LGBTQ Network – Live Open, Leading Efforts for Ancestral Diversity Network – LEAD, Women’s Network, Career Network, and Veterans Network.

With over 160 manufacturing locations in the United States and Canada, every current and future member of the company’s team plays a vital role in achieving its sustainability goals. A current list of job openings at all Saint-Gobain locations can be found on the company’s career website.

About Saint-Gobain

Worldwide leader in light and sustainable construction, Saint-Gobain designs, manufactures and distributes materials and services for the construction and industrial markets. Its integrated solutions for the renovation of public and private buildings, light construction and the decarbonization of construction and industry are developed through a continuous innovation process and provide sustainability and performance. The Group’s commitment is guided by its purpose, “MAKING THE WORLD A BETTER HOME”.

€47.9 billion in sales in 2023 
160,000 employees, locations in 79 countries 
Committed to achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050

The Clorox Change Makers initiative spotlights people who actively celebrate diversity, promote inclusion and practice allyship, making a positive impact on our business and culture. 

In this installment, we focus on Kristen Moore, an enterprise data governance steward in our IT function. Kirsten was nominated by a colleague on her team, Annette Keil. We spoke with them to learn more about what Kristen’s allyship looks like in action.

Why did you nominate Kristen as a Change Maker? What makes her an ally?

Annette: I nominated Kristen as a Change Maker because she embodies the core behaviors of an ally: curiosity, empathy and courage. She actively seeks to understand her colleagues’ experiences, shows genuine compassion, and stands up for fairness and equity. Her actions inspire and create a positive, inclusive environment.

How has Kristen’s allyship made an impact for you and others at Clorox?

Annette: Kristen’s allyship has significantly impacted our team by fostering a supportive and collaborative atmosphere. Her empathy and courage in addressing difficult situations, along with her commitment to promoting fairness and inclusion, have served as a powerful inspiration for me and others to be better allies.

What does IDEA, and specifically allyship, mean to you?

Kristen: IDEA is about creating an environment where people feel valued, supported and safe being themselves. Allyship is a key pillar in supporting others to reach this goal. For me, allyship is really about getting to know people from different perspectives and different backgrounds and being open to truly listen to who they are, pausing judgment and coming from a place of curiosity.

What tips do you have for others to put allyship into action in their day-to-day lives?

Kristen: To put allyship into action, there are really three things I would recommend:

Have the courage to bring your full self to the table.Practice compassion by recognizing that we are all made of strengths and struggles and have taken very different roads to get to where we are.Connect with people through active listening and remember that every interaction is an opportunity to practice.

To live our purpose and values, we must build a workplace where every person can feel respected and valued, and fully able to participate in our Clorox community. We aim to lead by example, at every level within the company, and to continually challenge ourselves to do better. Learn more about our inclusion and diversity efforts here. 

AUSTIN, Texas, January 23, 2025 /3BL/ – Whole Foods Market Foundation, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to nourishing people and the planet by helping to advance healthy food access, nutrition and economic opportunities, announced today that it has appointed Daniel Zoltani to Executive Director. Zoltani previously served as Senior Director of Programs, playing an integral part in the consolidation of Whole Cities, Whole Kids and Whole Planet under the umbrella of Whole Foods Market Foundation and driving programmatic strategy.

Zoltani has served as a Foundation Team Member and leader for over 16 years. As Whole Planet’s Interim Executive Director and Global Programs Director, he supported the project’s international portfolio and was responsible for developing programmatic strategy, expansion and overseeing partner operations in more than 80 countries.

“Whole Foods Market Foundation was built on the strong roots of Whole Cities, Whole Kids and Whole Planet to help foster deep, lasting change in the U.S. and around the world,” said Daniel Zoltani, Executive Director of Whole Foods Market Foundation.“I’m excited to harness this momentum as we expand our reach and impact, providing access to essential resources that improve nutrition and create opportunities for financial stability worldwide.”

In his new role, Zoltani is committed to honoring the rich legacy and missions of Whole Cities, Whole Kids and Whole Planet, while reimagining the project’s unified potential. Consolidating efforts under one Foundation creates a unique opportunity to amplify the impact and create deeper, more comprehensive programs. In 2024, the projects invested $14 million in 39 countries around the world providing essential resources to help build healthy and prosperous communities for the long term.

Prior to joining the Whole Planet team in Austin, Zoltani worked in microfinance at the field level for Grameen Trust, where he supported the planning and implementation of the Grameen Build-Operate-Manage microfinance institutions in Guatemala, Mexico and Colombia. He also spent 5 years based in Chiang Mai, Thailand expanding Whole Planet’s Asia/Pacific portfolio. He holds degrees in Economics and International Affairs from the University of Colorado, Boulder.

For more information, visit wholefoodsmarketfoundation.org

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About Whole Foods Market Foundation

Whole Foods Market Foundation works to nourish people and the planet by helping to advance economic opportunities, nutrition and food access in local and global communities. The registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, based in Austin, Texas, encompasses the projects of Whole Cities, Whole Kids and Whole Planet. For more information on the Foundation’s work, visit wholefoodsmarketfoundation.org. For ongoing news and updates, follow Whole Foods Market Foundation on Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter) or LinkedIn.

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Media Contact:
Nikki Newman-Sobhani
Nikki.Newman@wholefoods.com 

Authored by Baker Tilly’s Robert Moczulewski and Beckett Woodworth

On his first day in office, President Trump signed an executive order titled Unleashing American Energy that directs federal agencies to pause disbursements of certain funds under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) of 2022 and the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) of 2021. According to Section 7 of the order, agencies must suspend Inflation Reduction Act grants, loans, and other financial mechanisms, including those supporting electric vehicle infrastructure, until they complete a 90-day review to ensure alignment with the administration’s energy policy.

While the executive order’s full implications are still developing, affected programs include, but are not limited to:

National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (NEVI) Formula ProgramCharging and Fueling Infrastructure Discretionary Grant Program

During the 90-day review period, each agency will assess the consistency of its processes with the new policy and submit recommendations to both the Director of the National Economic Council (NEC) and the Director of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). Disbursements may resume only if deemed consistent with any adopted recommendations.

At this stage, it remains unclear whether the pause covers all prospective funding, such as direct pay provisions under the IRA, or if it applies solely to grants, loans and contracts administered at the federal level. Pausing funding already appropriated by Congress may prompt legal challenges, though the administration can impose interim review processes. Any resulting delays could affect organizations and projects depending on future allocations under these statutes.

Connect with a Baker Tilly specialist to see how this executive order may affect specific projects or timelines.

LAUSANNE, Switzerland and SAN JOSE, Calif., January 23, 2025 /3BL/ – Logitech International (SIX: LOGN) (Nasdaq: LOGI) announces the availability of original equipment manufacturer (OEM) replacement parts for more than 20 Logitech devices on the Logitech Repair Hub, hosted by iFixit. This action marks a significant global expansion, with spare parts and repair guides now offered in multiple languages to enhance repairability worldwide. A range of Logitech and Logitech G mice, keyboards, and headsets are supported by iFixit across 62 countries, including the United States, Canada, Australia, Japan, and Europe.

“Our products are designed for exceptional quality and longevity. Repairability extends their lifespan further – enhancing value and customer satisfaction,” said Prakash Arunkundrum, chief operating officer at Logitech. “Normal wear and tear is inevitable, which is why we strive to make it simpler for people to access original Logitech replacement parts for their devices. Having global iFixit community repair guides in multiple languages encourages more people to do straightforward repairs, saving them money and reducing waste.”

A 2021 YouGov survey revealed that 54% of global consumers prefer repairing electronic devices over replacing them, with affordability playing a key role in this decision. Similarly, a 2024 Consumer Reports survey found that 7 in 10 consumers felt keeping repair costs reasonably priced was the most important factor when deciding between repairing or replacing a product. Further supporting this trend, another survey indicates 84% of Americans favor ‘right to repair’ policies. This deepens Logitech’s commitment to accessible repair options through its partnership with iFixit.

Logitech initially partnered with iFixit to facilitate the availability of spare parts, support beyond-warranty repair on select products, and repair guides to support repairs in the United States. As part of the recent global expansion, iFixit communities across the world can now find simple, easy-to-follow repair instructions in English, German, French, Spanish, Dutch, Italian, Korean, and Japanese. Supported products now include: all MX Master and MX Anywhere computer mice, MX Master 3S Mouse, MX Keyboard, PRO X Superlight Mouse, G305 Mouse, GPRO Mouse, G502 Hero Mouse, G915 Keyboard, GPRO Headset, GPRO X Headset, G733 Headset, and Zone Learn. The replacement parts available on iFixit are original manufacturer parts from Logitech, so people know they will function and fit properly with their Logitech devices.

“We’re thrilled to be in a world where companies like Logitech distinguish themselves by the repairability of their devices. The growing momentum on repairability in the tech industry is spurring companies to design devices with replaceable components and ease of maintenance,” said Matt Zieminski, VP of Partnerships at iFixit. “The Logitech G733 has repair-friendly features, like detachable ear pads and a simple parts replacement process, making it easy for people to handle repairs confidently.”

Replaceable parts and repair guides for select Logitech and Logitech G devices can be found on the Logitech Repair Hub on iFixit worldwide. Learn about how Logitech is intentional about designing for sustainability, including its circularity initiatives, and making product longevity a focus, in the company’s FY24 Impact Report.

About Logitech 
Logitech designs software-enabled hardware solutions that help businesses thrive and bring people together when working, creating and gaming. As the point of connection between people and the digital world, our mission is to extend human potential in work and play, in a way that is good for people and the planet. Founded in 1981, Logitech International is a Swiss public company listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange (LOGN) and on the Nasdaq Global Select Market (LOGI). Find Logitech and its other brands, including Logitech G, at www.logitech.com or company blog.

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As we celebrate the UN International Day of Clean Energy, one thing is clear: clean energy is no longer just a lofty goal — it’s a global imperative. Which is why logistics and supply chains, which historically have been responsible for as much as 7% of global greenhouse gas emissions, are stepping up. Ports, the beating hearts of international trade, are uniquely positioned to lead the charge in slashing emissions and embracing renewable energy.

At DP World, this isn’t just talk — it’s action. The company is rolling out clean energy innovations worldwide, not least in our Americas backyard. Innovations that are already making waves (pun intended). From electric vehicles to solar panels and mangrove reforestation, DP World is proving that you can be green without sacrificing efficiency — or profits.

Ports as Clean Energy Trailblazers

Let’s face it: logistics and freight have been major culprits when it comes to emissions, with road freight alone accounting for 53% of trade-related transport emissions. If we’re serious about decarbonizing supply chains, we need to electrify fleets, ditch dirty fuels, and power up with renewables.

Take Canada, for example. DP World is deploying Electric Light-Medium Vehicles (E-LMVs) across its facilities, including three already operational at the Prince Rupert Terminal. These vehicles draw power from Canada’s 98.5% green energy grid, slashing lifecycle emissions by up to 50% while saving $27,170 per vehicle over their lifetimes. Not bad, right?

But Canada is just one piece of the puzzle. Ports throughout the region are joining the clean energy revolution.

Global Clean Energy Innovations

In Argentina, DP World is leaning heavily into renewables. Starting in September of 2024, 80% of the terminal’s energy is now coming from a national wind farm, soon due for the completion of its certification by the International Renewable Energy Certificate (I-REC). This move has cut CO₂ emissions by 35.7%, in addition to the solar panels already powering facilities like employee changing rooms.

Meanwhile, in Brazil, DP World is expanding its solar capacity while already using I-REC-certified renewable energy for operations. They’ve even integrated 10% biodiesel into their fuel mix for equipment like Rubber-Tired Gantries (RTGs) and Internal Terminal Vehicles (ITVs) — a move that’s not only eco-friendly but also practical in a country known for its biofuel leadership. They have already invested more than US$16.2 million transitioning their fleet of 22 RTGs to fully electric power, reducing the terminal’s diesel consumption by up to 60%.

Chile is fully invested in the movement too. Both the San Antonio and Lirquén terminals have swapped diesel powered cranes for electric ones, running on 100% renewable energy through partnership with Colbún S.A. Incorporating renewable energy has reduced the terminals’ emissions by 58% and 40% respectively. Between the two terminals, this is equivalent to removing more than 1,000 combustion vehicles and planting almost 50,000 trees a year.

In the Dominican Republic, it’s all about solar. DP World has invested nearly $2 million in solar energy, installing panels with an impressive 1.9 MW capacity to power administrative buildings and warehouses. On top of that, the port uses electric equipment, including 28 forklifts, 11 quay cranes, and 4 Light-Vehicles, reducing fossil fuel reliance while keeping operations humming.

When Clean Energy Meets Nature

Ecuador takes a different approach by blending renewable energy with nature-based solutions. The hydroelectric-powered DP World Posorja terminal is a shining example, but the real star is the Sembrando Vida Project. Over 250,000 mangroves have been planted across 105 hectares, sequestering 50,719 tons of CO₂ and benefiting more than 160 direct beneficiaries of fishing groups. The project doesn’t just fight climate change — it protects ecosystems and supports the local community.

Not to be outdone, Peru is making bold moves at DP World Callao. 123 solar panels generate 5% of the energy powering electric charging stations, the first terminal in Latin America to operate with this infrastructure. IREC-certified hydroelectric energy supplies 100% of the terminal’s electricity. A fleet of 20 ITVs, 12 RTGs, 3 new quay cranes (QCs), 4 pickup trucks and 2 vans is already operational, with 10 of the RTGs already converted from diesel to electric. These efforts have already slashed scope 1 and 2 emissions by 20% between 2023 and 2024, saving more than 11,690 tons of CO₂ from the atmosphere, showing how renewable energy and electrification can deliver results.

In Suriname, DP World is tapping into the country’s 50% hydroelectric energy grid to power electric forklifts, replacing old diesel models. Solar energy is also making an impact, with solar lamps in remote cabins and pinning stations powered by the sun.

Why It Matters

These efforts aren’t just feel-good stories — they’re critical to meeting global climate goals. From Canada’s net-zero by 2050 target to Ecuador’s mangrove reforestation, DP World’s initiatives show that clean energy isn’t just good for the planet — it’s good for business.

The logistics industry is poised to benefit from a green logistics market worth $350 billion by 2030. By adopting clean energy solutions across its global operations, DP World is setting the standard for sustainable port operations while helping the world decarbonize.

A Call to Action

Here’s the bottom line: clean energy isn’t just the future — it’s the present. For ports and supply chains, the shift to sustainable practices is no longer optional. Collaboration between businesses, policymakers, and tech innovators is key to accelerating this transition.

At DP World, the proof is in the results. From electric vehicles in Canada to solar panels in Suriname, the company is showing how sustainability and operational excellence go hand in hand.

The International Day of Clean Energy is a reminder of what’s possible when innovation meets determination. Ports around the world are proving that clean energy isn’t just a dream — it’s reality, one electric vehicle, solar panel, and mangrove seedling at a time.

“Gardening offers kids more than just the chance to get their hands dirty—it’s an opportunity to connect with nature, build a sense of community, and develop self-confidence, all while experiencing the joy of watching something grow,” said Em Shipman, executive director of KidsGardening.

The Scotts Miracle-Gro Foundation along with KidsGardening.org are now welcoming applications for the 2025 GroMoreGood Grassroots Grant. If your organization is looking to connect more children to gardens and outdoor play, get the details and apply here: https://kidsgardening.org/grant-opportunities/gromoregood-grassroots-grant-25/

A special thank you to the following organizations for sharing their garden photos with us: 

Christina Kent Early Childhood 
Spring Branch Elementary PTA 
The Hickman NEST 
Worchester Islamic Center 

Let’s GroMoreGood, together!

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About ScottsMiracle-Gro 
With approximately $3.6 billion in sales, the Company is the world’s largest marketer of branded consumer products for lawn and garden care. The Company’s brands are among the most recognized in the industry. The Company’s Scotts®, Miracle-Gro®, and Ortho® brands are market-leading in their categories. The Company’s wholly-owned subsidiary, The Hawthorne Gardening Company, is a leading provider of nutrients, lighting, and other materials used in the indoor and hydroponic growing segment. For additional information, visit us at www.scottsmiraclegro.com.