In celebration of Earth Day, dōTERRA announces the release of its 2024 Impact Report. The report outlines a year of transformative action, underscoring dōTERRA’s deep commitment to environmental stewardship, sustainable sourcing, and global humanitarian efforts.
“Earth Day is a moment to reflect on our shared responsibility to people and planet,” said Kirk Jowers, CEO of dōTERRA. “Our 2024 Impact Report is a testament to the power of ethical partnerships, purpose-driven giving, and community collaboration in creating lasting change.”
Last year, dōTERRA planted over 179,000 native trees in Hawai’i’s Kealakekua Mountain Reserve, bringing the total to 611,019 trees since the project began, reinvigorating ecosystems and preserving cultural heritage. Through circular economy efforts in Pennsylvania, the company repurposed more than 1 million pounds of birch material into essential oils and mulch, achieving near-zero waste production.
In Kenya, dōTERRA co-funded a climate adaptation program supporting over 1,000 smallholder farmers with sustainable irrigation systems, reducing their vulnerability to climate-related challenges while improving productivity and water efficiency.
Through its Cō-Impact Sourcing® model, dōTERRA continues to uplift communities across 45 sourcing countries. In 2024, the dōTERRA Healing Hands Foundation® donated more than $3 million, supporting initiatives in 14 countries that delivered clean water in Nepal, education in Ghana, and medical support in Eswatini.
Emergency relief was a key priority, with over 97,000 hygiene kits distributed across 8 countries and 28 U.S. states in response to natural disasters and crises.
To read the full impact report, please click here.
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