Sustainability Objectives
Our growth has enabled us to create a micro community of like-minded, connected people where our contributions to the community and environment are as important as our economic gains.
Besides the environmental and social impacts realised from our core recycling service and salvage store, we supplement these activities with a number of social initiatives.
Recycling
This represents the amount of materials we have diverted from landfill through our recycling depot where everything from light gauge scrap metal to styrofoam is batched before being sent to precessing plants for recycling.
2022
2023
Landfill
This is not a good number. We intensely dislike this number! It doesn’t make us feel very happy at all. It represents the amount of material we couldn’t recycle, upcycle or donate, like couches and MDF furniture. Team Tidy is actively working every single day to bring this number down to one that we can all feel happier about
2022
2023
Charity Donations
2022
Financial Year
2023
Financial Year
Salvage store
2022
2023
Financial Year
Scrap
Metal
2022
Financial Year
St. Vincent De Paul
2023
To be updated end of June 2023
St. Vincent De Paul
CO2
2022
Financial Year
2023
Medical Equipment
Play Equipment
TidyUp donates all worthy school playground equipment to schools for use as “loose parts play” for children.
Social Impact
Each year around May, Tidy Up takes part in a national event called The Push Up Challenge where we EACH complete over 3000 push ups in a 25 day period to raise funds for mental health institutions like LifelineWA an HeadSpace.
In June of 2023 Tidy up raised $2835 for Lifeline WA. Since starting in 2019 Tidy Up has raised over $10,000 for mental health support services
https://www.thepushupchallenge.com.au/fundraiser/tonyberry/the-push-up-challenge
