This month, Clean the World is thrilled to recognize – and applaud – the stellar results of Summit Hotels Properties as they continue to raise the bar in our Global Hospitality Recycling Program and continue to showcase their unwavering commitment to environmental conservation and community support.
Summit Hotels has shown a deep understanding of the necessity for sustainability in the hospitality industry. Supported by weekly seminars held by Clean the World, they continually foster a culture of increased engagement in recycling practices among their team members.
Let’s delve into some of Summit Hotels’ impressive historical figures:
- Soap and bottled amenities collected by the Summit Hotels’ housekeeping teams tally up to a phenomenal 61,686 pounds! The recycled soap went on to support the assembly of 3,515 hygiene kits, hence providing basic hygiene products to thousands across the globe.
- Their commitment has resulted in an enormous reduction of our collective carbon footprint, trimming it down by a whopping 21,229 kgCO2e, which equates to saving a lush forest of 358 trees!
- Summit Hotels has stood as a beacon of hope for thousands in dire need, supporting a total of 32,271 individuals, including 9,300 refugees.
Through this wonderful partnership, Summit Hotels has not only transformed their operations into a sustainable model but has significantly impacted the lives of thousands of underprivileged individuals. Every bar of soap, every recycled bottle, contributes to a healthier world and a brighter future.
2023 is already looking brighter with Summit Hotels on our team. We are beyond excited to see what the year will bring, and we cannot wait to celebrate further successes. We tip our hats to Summit Hotels for their phenomenal work in making our world cleaner, greener, and kinder!
Remember, Clean the World’s Global Hospitality Recycling Program isn’t just about diverting used soap and plastic bottle amenities from landfills, it’s about changing lives, and, with your continued support, we WILL make the world a better place
