@IcedPurple oh 😂
Yes of course. Firstly there is the charity the Anita set up called Children on the edge and The Body Shop does a hell of a lot to raise money for it.
There's the community trade scheme where they use source ingredients from places all over the world with the aim to empower them. Every company that The Body Shop works with goes through a ethical standards check which takes a good 6 months. This is to ensure all the employees get paid a fair wage, have safe working conditions, have basic facilities likes toilets etc. It's a hand up and not a hand up.
Last Christmas they donated money from every single purchase between October and December to The woodland trust to help build bio bridges, one is Armenia and one in wye valley.
They have recently launched a community trade plastic scheme. They are working with a company in India to recycle plastic so it's helping to get plastic off the streets and in the seas/oceans.
They have just started the recycling scheme where you can take you empty plastic back to store and earn £5 voucher for every five products returns.
They are dramatically reducing the amount of plastic usage, this Christmas there is barely any to be seen.
They have gone back to the original purpose that Anita first started with. It's going to take time but I'm in awe and I'm so proud to be associated with them.
This probably isn't everything but it's all I can think of at the moment!
Sorry for the essay. Xx