It’s easy to look at the world’s environmental challenges and feel like there’s no way one person can make a difference. But when you buy a product from our website, you’re doing just that. You’re effectively joining forces with TRINITY, our customers, and a global organization planting trees around the world.

Through our partnership with One Tree Planted, your purchase helps to restore forests, which counteract the effects of climate change, create habitats for biodiversity, and make positive social impacts around the world. In fact, our customers have helped plant 26,139 trees in critical regions since the launch of our program in March of 2022.

Here’s how it works:

• You buy a quality organizing solution or piece of home décor from trinityii.com.
• As a result of that purchase, we make a donation to One Tree Planted.
• One Tree Planted, an amazing not-for-profit organization based in Vermont, identifies critical needs for reforestation around the world.
• One Tree Planted works with local communities and knowledgeable experts to plant trees.

Why Trees?

Trees offer a whole host of benefits for nature, people and wildlife. In fact, the United Nation’s International Resource Panel says well-planned reforestation and related land restoration activities have the ability to create powerful positive impacts for ALL 17 of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals.

Trees help clean the air we breathe, filter the water we drink, and provide a habitat for over 80% of the world's biodiversity. (Did you know just one tree can be home to hundreds of species of insects, fungi, moss, mammals, and plants?) Trees also help counteract the effects of climate change and improve our physical and mental health. And they generate a number of positive social impacts—from jobs to food to medicine.

Impact So Far

Michoacán, Mexico is known as the nesting site for vulnerable Monarch butterflies. But the number of Oyamel trees where they nest has declined due to overuse and climate change. New trees will help preserve the Monarch species and fresh water sources for the local community, which depends economically on visitors who come from around the world to see this beloved habitat.

In parts of Alberta, Canada, where land has been cleared for cropland and cattle pastures, a mix of white spruce, black spruce, and jack pines is immediately helping with soil stability. As the trees grow, they will provide cover for migratory songbirds, raptors, owls, moose, elk, deer, and black bear, increasing biodiversity locally and regionally.

The Corridors for Life project in São Paulo, Brazil is restoring a public forest encroached on by ranching and sugarcane operations. By working with settlers, landowners, and government agencies, this initiative promotes sustainable agriculture and long-term forest restoration.

Here in the United States, planting longleaf pines in southern Alabama benefits 36 threatened or endangered species, including the gopher tortoise. A key part of this project involved educating private landowners in underserved counties—74% said they wanted to increase wildlife habitats but lacked the know-how and resources.

Our ongoing partnership with One Tree Planted is just one part of TRINITY’s commitment to positive environmental impacts. Our products offer a number of environmentally friendly materials and finishes, including 100% recyclable stainless steel, sustainable bamboo, reclaimed wood, and fully recyclable wood plastic composite. We also strive to reduce environmental footprints in manufacturing, distribution, and company operations. Learn more