Lovevery Announces Climate Action Strategy On Earth Day
Grounded in support of families, The Lovevery Commitment includes goals and next steps to address the climate crisis
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, the fast-growing early childhood brand, today announced
The Lovevery Commitment. Encompassing every area of the brand and business operations, The Lovevery Commitment is focused on reversing the climate crisis in service of future generations.
Lovevery committed to the following:
The Lovevery Commitment
By 2023: Ensure everything we make has the longest life possible and create a second-hand marketplace for our subscribers so it can be passed on to another family or made complete again.
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3:03 PM January 28, 2021
Top left: Rabbi Herschel Gluck, top right: Hackney speaker Cllr Kam Adams. Bottom left: Bergen-Belsen survivor Zahava Kohn and her daughter Hephzibah Rudofsky, bottom right: Ivor Millman, chair of the Council of Christians and Jews (CJJ) North London Branch.
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Holocaust survivors shared their stories in an online memorial event to remember the atrocities committed under the Nazi regime and in genocides around the world.
The Holocaust Memorial Day 2021 service on January 27 saw Hackney speaker Cllr Kam Adams light a candle and place a floral wreath by the Town Hall with Hackney Mayor Philip Glanville.