ANNUAL REPORTS

Each year, Greenpop publishes an annual report to tell the story of the collective power of positive environmentalism. In these annual reports, we share reflections from the Greenpop team about what we achieved in the last year, and explore the impact of our projects.

As we watched the sun set on the 2022/23 financial year, we were filled with immense gratitude for our generous donors, passionate volunteers, and talented team. We look forward to navigating whatever the new dawn brings, together.

Emerging from the global lockdown and the trying times of the COVID-19 pandemic, Greenpop had a gentle start to 2021.

Despite the challenges of the past year, we continued to nurture a range of innovative and impactful programs designed to foster environmental awareness and sustainable action.

In the midst of of unprecedented challenges in 2020, due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, the global community, including The Greenpop Foundation, faced an unparalleled shift in the way we live and work. We were prompted to reevaluate our strategies and pioneer innovative approaches to execute our programs.

Instead of succumbing to anxiety, we took proactive steps to navigate these turbulent times, both globally and locally. 

This year was one of considerable growth for Greenpop, strongly imbued with a sense of “stepping up”.

After 9 years of growing powerful partnerships and practicing resilience, we felt deeply rooted in the ecological community, ready and eager to establish ourselves within the global ecosystem restoration movement.

View our 2019/20 Audited Financial Statement here.

This year, the Oxford English Dictionary declared “climate emergency” as the word of the year. To paraphrase Greta Thunberg, our house is flooding and on fire. That’s enough to give anyone eco-anxiety. However, the silver lining to an emergency declaration is the corresponding action it demands. In 2018/19, Greenpop dug deeper into impactful climate change solutions.

View our 2018/19 Audited Financial Statement here.

Within a sector whose role it is to respond to the shifting sands of environmental issues, today’s green organisations are required to be resilient, to diversify, and to make like Mother Nature and adapt.

In 2017, that is precisely what we did.

View our 2017/18 Audited Financial Statement here.

We can probably agree that 2016 was a year of change and now, more than ever, it seems as though our planet is at a crossroads. The environmental destruction we have allowed for decades and the effects of our industries and consumer lifestyles become more evident daily.

It’s our responsibility to get active (not anxious), change the status quo and stand up for ways of life that support our planet, vulnerable communities and future generations.