The Domtar EarthChoice Ambassadors program connects our colleagues with opportunities to volunteer with health and wellness, literacy and sustainability initiatives in their communities. See what we accomplished through more than 6,000 volunteer hours in 2017.
Our Comfort and Care Diaper Assistance Program gave more than 1.7 million diapers to disaster relief efforts, area diaper banks and other programs in 2017. Learn more about the program and why diaper assistance makes such a difference for families in need.
Domtar colleagues in Montreal worked with the Student Conservation Association to remove invasive buckthorn and trash from a local park to revitalize and restore a Canadian urban forest. Find out more.
Domtar donated $100,000 to the Office Depot Foundation’s National Backpack Program, a school supply drive to benefit kids in need. Colleagues at several of our facilities also participated in local school supply drives. Take a look.
With the help of our distribution partner, Good360, we are donating more than 135,000 diapers to hurricane relief efforts for displaced families in Texas. This response to Hurricane Harvey is part of our Comfort and Care diaper assistance program. Learn more.
Domtar recognizes the influence educators have on the next generation of the work force. That’s why we invited teachers and counselors from York County schools to learn more about careers at Domtar.
Colleagues from two Domtar facilities volunteered with the Student Conservation Association to restore historic facilities in Raleigh, North Carolina and Johnsonburg, Pennsylvania. Their work will help preserve these buildings for future generations.
Domtar has partnered with Good360, a global leader in product philanthropy and purposeful giving, to provide personal care items to people affected by disasters.
Colleagues at Domtar’s Personal Care facility in Waco, Texas, recently assembled and delivered 1,500 baby care packages, which included books and diapers, to local organizations that help support low-income families.
According to the U.S. Department of Education, not enough students have access to quality STEM programs. The Plymouth Mill’s STEM program provides students in nearby schools with the chance to learn from Domtar colleagues. Students get to talk to employees, tour the mill and learn how STEM studies can be applied to real life and future careers.
