Tapestry Releases Fiscal Year 2021 Corporate Responsibility Report and Materiality Assessment
Tapestry, Inc. (NYSE: TPR) released its FY2021 Corporate Responsibility report, showcasing progress in sustainability initiatives and ESG commitments. Key highlights include a commitment to pay U.S. hourly employees a minimum of
- Announced minimum hourly wage of $15 for U.S.-based hourly employees, effective September 5, 2021.
- Achieved 21% renewable energy procurement in North America, contributing to ESG goals.
- Expanded 2025 ESG goals with new initiatives, including biodiversity strategy.
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Outlines Continued Progress Against Expanded 2025 People, Planet and Community Goals
Highlights New Biodiversity and Circularity Initiatives to Minimize Impact on Natural Resources
“Tapestry’s approach to corporate responsibility is based on driving real, measurable change towards a more sustainable, equitable and inclusive world. I am incredibly proud of the great strides that we made in fiscal year 2021 that are detailed in Our Social Fabric Corporate Responsibility report,” said
The fiscal year 2021 Corporate Responsibility report highlights the progress made towards key ESG topics across three pillars: Our People, Our Planet and Our Communities. The report outlines the expansion of several of Tapestry’s ESG goals for 2025 with new bold commitments and the launch of a biodiversity strategy.
In fiscal year 2021, Tapestry conducted a comprehensive Materiality Assessment to identify and prioritize the ESG topics that are most important to the company’s business and stakeholders. The results of this assessment are being used to inform Tapestry’s ESG strategy and to ensure the company is communicating to stakeholders on the issues and topics that are most important to them.
Highlights from Tapestry’s FY2021 Corporate Responsibility report and bold ESG commitments include:
Our People
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Announced all
U.S. -based hourly employees will earn a minimum hourly wage of , which began on$15 September 5, 2021 -
Filled
80% of VP+ open positions with internal talent - Named to Forbes’ “Best Employers for Diversity” and “Best Employers for Women” 2021 lists, and “2021 Best Place to Work for LGBTQ Equality” by the Human Rights Campaign Corporate Equality Index (CEI)
Our Planet
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Procured
21% renewable energy across operations inNorth America , which is equal to9% of global operations - Launched Coach (Re)Loved circularity initiative
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Continued engaging with the
Sustainable Apparel Coalition and gained insight into the Company’s supply chain by reviewing verified supplier responses to the Higg Facility Environmental Module (Higg FEM) - Committed to the Science Based Targets initiative’s Business Ambition for 1.5°C
Our Communities
- Completed more than 32,000 employee volunteer service hours across 550 nonprofits as of the end of fiscal year 2021
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Launched the
$50 million Tapestry Foundation to advance access and equity initiatives and combat climate change -
Contributed more than
to organizations that champion racial and social justice$1 million -
Donated nearly
to nonprofits around the world across brands and Company Foundations$8 million
Read more about Tapestry’s bold ESG commitments launched in
Tapestry’s fiscal year 2021 Corporate Responsibility report was prepared in alignment with leading sustainability reporting frameworks, including the UN Sustainable Development Goals,
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