Toyota

For 14 years, Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc. has been the national corporate sponsor of the National Environmental Education Foundation's (NEEF) National Public Lands Day.  In 2011, Toyota and NEEF also formed a new partnership to launch the Public Lands Program to build capacity for friends organizations supporting public lands throughout the nation. 

In addition to their sponsorship, for over a decade Toyota has also encouraged their employees to get involved in National Public Lands Day activities throughout the nation by helping to care for parks, forests, rivers, beaches, shorelines and other public lands.

On September 24, 2011, more than 3,100 Toyota employees volunteered at 40 different public land areas in 20 states and U.S. territories.

• View 2011 Toyota Sites
• All Toyota volunteers must complete a 2011 waiver. Download it as either a word document or pdf.
• View past lists of Toyota sites during NPLD 2010, 2009,  2008, 2007 and 2006.

If your Toyota office would like to be a part of National Public Lands Day, email us at npld@neefusa.org.

Toyota operates under a Global Earth Charter which was set forth to promote environmental responsibility for every aspect of the company and significantly reduce the impact that Toyota's vehicles have on the planet. Sponsorship of national and regional environmental preservation projects is just one of many areas in which Toyota has proven its environmental stewardship. The company created the world's first mass-produced, clean-running gas/electric hybrid car, the Prius, which has received numerous environmental awards, most notably from the Sierra Club and National Wildlife Federation.