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Our 2025 Impact Report
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Our 2025 Impact Report

FOUNDER'S NOTE
Here's the honest truth: we're doing great work. Our team is building something we're genuinely proud of. And it's not enough.
The scale of need is enormous. In the Philippines, where we focus much of our work, the need is staring right back at us. But there are countries where it's even worse, places where the funding gaps are wider, the damage deeper, the urgency louder. We grow. We hire. We create more opportunity. And we still can't touch the size of the problem.
So we stopped pretending we could solve this alone.
That's what 2025 taught us. Impact doesn't scale through one company, no matter how hard we push. It scales through networks. Through B Corps and 1% for the Planet members—companies that actually care enough to do the math on their impact and pay it back. Companies that see doing good as non-negotiable, not optional.
We need more of those companies. A helluva lot more.
This report isn't bragging rights. It's an invitation. If you're running a business and you're tired of having to choose between growth and doing the right thing, join us. Join the network of companies that refuse that tradeoff. Because the world doesn't need another press release about sustainability. It needs companies, plural, with skin in the game.
That's the work ahead.

2025 IN NUMBERS
Across people, communities, and planet, 2025 was Booth's most active year of impact to date.
Also read: Our 2024 Impact Report →

Recognized for outstanding contribution to community development across our operating regions.

OUR PEOPLE • B CORP CERTIFIED
B Corp Certification wasn't the goal. Accountability was.
Three years ago, we entered the B Corp process to measure ourselves against a higher standard—one that examines how a business treats its people, serves its communities, manages its environmental impact, and governs itself over the long term.
In August 2025, Booth became a Certified B Corporation™, joining a global community of businesses using profit as a tool for positive impact.
The certification reflects work happening across the company. But if there's one area where that commitment shows up every day, it's in our people.
From employee wellbeing and engagement to leadership representation and responsible purchasing practices, these are some of the ways we invest in the people who help build Booth.
"We didn't pursue B Corp status to check a box. We did it to show our team and our clients that we're building Booth for the long haul, with our values intact."
Carmen Booth
Co-Founder, Booth


Women in leadership
Team satisfaction & engagement
Executives from underrepresented groups
Engaged people do better work. We invest in the conditions that drive it such as benefits, inclusion practices, and a culture built for the long haul.
Workforce data across gender, engagement, and development, benchmarked against industry standards. 20–29% of our workforce lives in low-income areas. That reality informs how and where we invest.
40–59% of our procurement goes to local independent suppliers, and 10–24% to businesses majority-owned by women or underrepresented groups.
We're developing our JEDI (Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion) Data Collection Policy to better understand representation at every level of the organization, including more precise racial and ethnic data over time.
THE PLANET WE DEPEND ON
Each year, we measure our carbon footprint through Change Climate and offset the emissions we can't yet eliminate through SeaTrees,
supporting verified carbon projects and coastal ecosystem restoration.

The figures below are based on our 2024 reporting period.
Our 2025 results will be available following our next certification cycle.
TCO₂E MEASURED
Equivalent to 523 gas-powered cars driven for a year (2024 data)
TONNES OFFSET
Via SeaTrees and the Southern Cardamom REDD+ forest conservation project in Cambodia
INVESTED IN CLIMATE SOLUTIONS
Includes carbon credits, sustainability operations, and low-carbon materials ( 2024 data
Change Climate Certified since 2021 · 2025 final figures expected Q3 · Targets underway: 5% recycling rate · 10% electricity reduction
COMMUNITIES

This is what 1% for the Planet looks like in practice.
Booth commits 1% of annual topline revenue to environmental organizations working on the ground.
In 2025, our work expanded to 8 partners across 3 continents.


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We partnered with ARK Solves because we believe in their approach to creating self-sustaining food solutions & livelihood opportunities for families across the Philippines.
138,000
Lives reached through Feed Back Program
19,000
Families who now grow their own food
122
Communities that have graduated from the program

PHILIPPINES
A Siargao-based nonprofit organization that focuses on providing a safe space for children and youth, education, emergency care, and sustainable livelihoods.
We partnered to help rebuild their Kalinga House, a space for learning, care, and stability for children on the island after it was devastated by a typhoon.
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VOLUNTEER HOURS
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PHILIPPINES
Their work combines environmental restoration and community-led livelihood development across the Philippines.
We joined on-the-ground restoration at Mt. Purro Nature Reserve, clearing river systems and preparing native seedlings for reforestation alongside local community efforts.
813
VOLUNTEER HOURS

PHILIPPINES
Their work brings together environmental conservation, biodiversity protection, and sustainable community development on a global scale.
Through our partnership, we supported urban gardening and community cleanup initiatives while participating in community-led efforts that contribute to wildlife conservation and habitat protection around the world.
6,075
VOLUNTEER HOURS

PHILIPPINES
A Siargao-based group creating circular economy projects, creative education, and resilient livelihood opportunities to support local producers and small businesses.
We supported the build of a community market in San Isidro that brings farmers, fishermen, and small businesses closer to daily trade and community life.
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VOLUNTEER HOURS

COLOMBIA
An organization working with local communities to restore ecosystems in the Páramos, high-altitude wetlands that supply freshwater across South America.
We supported reforestation work in the Páramos alongside local teams restoring native landscapes and protecting water systems that serve surrounding communities.
108
VOLUNTEER HOURS

CANADA
A conservation organization working to restore salmon populations and river systems in British Columbia.
We were there during spawning season, when salmon were moving through the river. Work on the ground focused on clearing debris, opening a beaver dam blocking their route upstream, and supporting maintenance inside the hatchery.
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VOLUNTEER HOURS

PHILIPPINES
Most of our 2025 support went to two long-term initiatives led by the Centre for Sustainability.
Project Almaciga
Restoring the Almaciga tree, an endemic Philippine species in decline, through protection and regeneration efforts that support the recovery and future growth.
Sultan Peak Conservation
Field research and community engagement in Sultan Peak, including visits with local communities and land mapping to better understand long-term protection and conservation needs.
LOOKING AHEAD
Here's what we're committing to next.
01 • PEOPLE
Advance JEDI (Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion) data collection to understand and improve representation at every level of our organization.
02 • PLANET
03 • FORESTS
04 • COMMUNITY
05 • VOLUNTEERS
06 • REPORTING
With accountability. With communities. And with more work ahead than behind us.
