Do More

Black and white image of Jeff Gonzales, a smiling man in a jacket and helmet riding an e-bike with a child trailer on a city sidewalk

Do more of what helps the planet and protects our communities. Which is the opposite of doing less of what hurts it.

Confused? Don’t be. Take Jeff Gonzales from the University neighborhood for example. Once he got an e-bike he found he didn’t use his second car anymore. Last year he biked 500 miles and saved loads of emissions (not to mention thousands of dollars on gas and car maintenance). 

See? More biking. Less pollution. Double win right there. Ready to join in? Find ideas for how you can do more on-the-go, at home, and at work. 

On-the-go

At Home

At Work

  • Declutter your digital life to reduce energy burden on servers.
  • Encourage green values in teambuilding like walking meetings and eco gift swaps.
  • Create a “reuse” station to help share and swap office supplies.
  • Make signage that reminds your team to shut down computers, limit printing, and unplug devices.
  • Host a sustainability lunch & learn to share what you know.
  • Host a green meeting with organic, local, nutritious, and sustainable foods and beverages. Get tips here.
  • Volunteer on your organization's sustainability committee.
  • Hire vendors and partners that are a Certified Green Business.
  • Plant and care for a tree at your business.
    • Care for both your young and mature trees.
    • Become a Mile High Tree Champion and plant trees at a school, park, or affordable housing community with your coworkers
  • Restaurant? Implement a Greener by Default food menu.
  • Electrify your business.
  • Install solar.
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