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All At Once and the To The Sea tour are teaming up with “Save Our Gulf” and the Gulf Waterkeepers to support oil spill recovery efforts on the Gulf Coast. Donate now to one of the 7 Gulf Waterkeepers in Florida, Texas, Louisiana, and Alabama and your donation will be matched up to $2500 by the Johnson Ohana Charitable Foundation. Learn More Here
Jack Johnson will donate 100% of his 2010 tour profits to charity. Learn More
100% of Jack Johnson's 2008 tour profits were used to establish the Johnson Ohana Charitable Foundation, an endowment founded by Jack and Kim Johnson to support environmental, art and music education now and into the future. As part of the 2010 world tour, the Johnson Ohana Charitable Foundation will offer direct and matching donations to All At Once partner non-profits. Jack Johnson will once again donate 100% of his 2010 tour profits to charity.
Jack Johnson To The Sea Tour Greening
Jack Johnson and his crew are taking actions to minimize the environmental impact of the To The Sea tour. Learn more about what greening measures the tour is taking and what you can do at the show today.
ALL AT ONCE NON-PROFIT PARTNERS:
The tour is collaborating with over 150 hand-chosen community groups working in the realms of plastic waste reduction, sustainable food systems, climate change, watersheds, environmental education, and more.
Visit the Village Green to engage with All At Once non-profits doing good work in your community. To learn about the specific groups coming to your show visit AllAtOnce.org.
GIVING BACK:
The Johnson Ohana Charitable Foundation will match every dollar donated to the local non-profits at the show, up to $2,500 per group. As in 2008, Jack Johnson will donate 100% of his tour profits to charity.
Support All At Once non-profits in your community. Make a donation, become a member, or sign up for volunteer opportunities.
CAPTURE YOUR COMMITMENT:
This year's All At Once campaign is supporting non-profits and engaging fans in the realms of sustainable local food systems and plastic free initiatives.
Capture Your Commitment at the All At Once Photo Booth in the Village Green and take personal action to reduce your plastic waste and support locally grown food.
WATER:
Jack and his crew are eliminating the use of single use plastic bottles on tour and backstage. All water will come straight from the tap, filtered with Brita's filtration systems.
Fill up your reusable water bottle or empty cup for free at one of the Brita Water Stations at the show. "Learn more about Plastic Free initiatives at AllAtOnce.org."
RECYCLING & WASTE REDUCTION:
Backstage, Jack and crew strive to make the shows zero waste events through recycling, composting, and other efforts to limit waste headed for the landfill.
Use the recycling and composting stations (where available) located throughout the venue. Help leave the venue cleaner than when we arrived!
TRAVEL:
Sustainable biodiesel is used to fuel tour trucks, buses and on-site generators. Sea freight is used for shipping gear in an effort to reduce our carbon footprint.
Take mass transit or carpool to the show. Link up with friends via the Jack Johnson Ride Share Program on ZimRide.
CATERING & CONCESSIONS:
Tour catering works directly with local farms and purveyors to source locally grown organic foods. All disposable cutlery and tableware are biodegradable and made of potato starch, corn and sugar cane starch.
Check out the Eat Well Guide’s local sustainable food map for the Jack Johnson 2010 tour! Map your route and find good food along the way with Eat Well Everywhere.
ECO-FRIENDLY CONCERT MERCHANDISE:
All tour merchandise is made from sustainable materials with a focus on reusables and renewables. Jack and his crew use reusable water bottles and bags to reduce plastic waste.
Pick up your own exclusive Jack Johnson To The Sea reusable water bottle and tote bag along with a recycled paper tour poster and 100% Organic cotton t-shirts made in the U.S.A. Visit the Jack Johnson Online Store to shop today!
CARBON OFFSETS:
After all energy conservation measures have been taken, remaining CO2 emissions for each show and the entire tour will be offset to support a variety of carbon management projects.
Offset your travel to and from the show by purchasing a Jack Johnson To The Sea carbon offset sticker at any of the merchandise stands or by visiting Native Energy to purchase offset credits.
Take action, get your passport stamped and win a chance to watch the SHOW FROM THE STAGE!!
Album Greening
Recorded in a solar powered studio, printed on 100% post-consumer waste recycled paper, and carrying the 1% For The Planet logo. Jack Johnson's new album, To The Sea, is paving the way for responsible CD production and packaging.
On the cd packing front, Brushfire convinced Universal (their manufacturer/distributor) to use FSC-certified recycled paper for all their Brushfire music and movie releases, developed the first 100% recycled plastic tray, and piloted a new form of environmental packaging called Eco-Pac. Brushfire is currently challenging Universal to develop a biodegradable corn-based shrink wrap and soy-based inks, and are developing a recycled plastic slimline or paper replacement for all radio singles.
Brushfire Greening
Jack Johnson's record label, Brushfire Records, is blazing a trail in environmental responsibility among record labels.
Brushfire is headquartered in a newly-renovated green building, leveraging a number of innovative features to keep their environmental impact low. These features include:
- Solar panels providing all power for offices and studio
- Interior/exterior wall insulation made from 100% post consumer waste (cotton from blue jean scraps)
- Duro-Last Green Roof
- Recycled Shingles