MAKE A CHOICE FOR THE ENVIRONMENT... EVERY TIME YOU MAKE A PURCHASE.
1% FOR THE PLANET
In 2004, Jack Johnson became the 50th member of 1% For The Planet (1% FTP). Since then, Jack Johnson's involvement in 1% FTP has encouraged hundreds of other groups to join as well. Today, 1% FTP has more than 800 members worldwide, representing a wide range of industries.
1% FTP drives positive environmental change through inspiring its member companies, organizations, and artists (including Jack Johnson) to commit to giving at least 1% of their revenues to environmental causes each year.
Your purchasing choices CAN help non-profit organizations:
1) Look for the 1% FTP logo when you shop.
2) Encourage the companies you work for and buy from to join.
3) If you own a business, become a member.
Your ongoing support for 1% FTP member companies helps groups like those listed on this site continue their great work long after the show is over.
For more information, visit www.onepercentfortheplanet.org.
CLIMATE COUNTS
The Jack Johnson tour is partnering with Climate Counts, a unique non-profit organization that scores companies on their voluntary action to reverse climate change in order to help people make climate-conscious decisions whenever they shop or invest.
If the world's largest 100 companies reduced their greenhouse gas emissions by just 5%, it would have the effect of taking 25 million cars off the road.
Make it known that climate change matters to you by:
1) Checking out the Climate Counts Scorecard at ClimateCounts.org.
2) Choosing to buy from companies taking meaningful action to reduce their climate impact.
3) Contacting companies through ClimateCounts.org to encourage them to reduce their climate footprint.
Climate Counts believes everyday consumers can be the most important force for changing. Visit www.ClimateCounts.org for more information.

Earth Restoration Service
Visit Group's Website
London, UK
ERS fosters a global network of projects involved in repair of ecosystems, including planting trees to restore forests, cleaning polluted oceans and rivers, and reintroducing endangered species into the wild. Their UK School Tree Nurseries project provides trees for restoration of flood land, eroded countryside and neglected inner city areas, and educates the children, adults and communities involved. Visit ERS at the Jack Johnson concert in Hyde Park, London on July 2!





