The National Lottery is inviting distributors, projects, volunteers, fundraisers, athletes and players to make a #PlanetaryPromise on social media as part of a campaign promoting environmental good causes.
A total of £2.2 billion of funding has gone towards environmental projects in the last decade thanks to National Lottery players, and from 1-12 November people and organisations across Scotland's sporting system are being asked to make a #PlanetaryPromise on social media as part of a campaign promoting environmental causes.
The campaign originally took place in April when plenty of people and organisations made a #PlanetaryPromise, it is returning to coincide with the COP26 summit in Glasgow.
How can I get involved?
It’s easy to join in. As an orgranisation or individual think about an achievable promise you can make. It doesn’t have to be a huge commitment, it can be a small promise or something you’re already doing but haven't shouted about yet. Then post your promise on social media using the hashtags #PlanetaryPromise and #NationalLottery and tag @lottogoodcauses and @NationalLotteryGoodCauses.
Imagine A World If...
Meanwhile The National Lottery has released a powerful set of images highlighting what some famous UK landmarks and venues could look like if serious action isn't taken on environmental issues.
Model and environmentalist @daisylowe features in powerful before and after images, highlighting the impact climate change could have on landmarks around the UK. 🌎
— National Lottery Good Causes (@LottoGoodCauses) November 5, 2021
View the full series and learn more: ➡️ https://t.co/sTLtgtw3Qa#PlanetaryPromise #NationalLottery #COP26 pic.twitter.com/MXaSAhCipM
#PlanetaryPromise
To mark #COP26, we’re highlighting the massive impact National Lottery players have made to environmental good causes. We’ll be revisiting the #PlanetaryPromise made back in April, where hundreds of organisations pledged to make a small or big change to help the environment. pic.twitter.com/d0r5Gu8j6Y
— National Lottery Good Causes (@LottoGoodCauses) November 1, 2021
Raising awareness of environmental issues in our activities through @TheGreenBlue is central to our #PlanetaryPromise @TNLUK @sportscotland https://t.co/UALYsCFbiR 🌍 pic.twitter.com/UwapQ0n37T
— RYA Scotland (@RYAScotland) November 2, 2021
A massive £2.2 billion of funding has been awarded by @lottogoodcauses to organisations helping the environment over the last decade. Make your #PlanetaryPromise – a small way we can make a big difference to the environment. https://t.co/sDH9LyWnsE pic.twitter.com/GdNAo4zVN4
— Chris Packham (@ChrisGPackham) April 19, 2021
A great example of a #PlanetaryPromise that could be made this week for #WorldEarthDay as the boating community prepares to get back afloat @TheGreenBlue @BM_Scotland @WelcomAnchorage @yachthavenlargs @KipMarina @BoatTwit @PortEdgarMarina @InvernessMarina https://t.co/a1imW5nYY9
— RYA Scotland (@RYAScotland) April 19, 2021
The National Lottery have committed £2.2 billion to good causes in the last decade, we can also do our part to protect our environment.
— Scottish Swimming (@ScottishSwim) April 19, 2021
What will you be doing as part of a #PlanetaryPromise for Earth Day? 🌎🍃 pic.twitter.com/mT6g2o2ney
Almost 70% admit they are not doing enough to protect the environment according to research by @lottogoodcauses#NationalLottery is encouraging you to make a #PlanetaryPromise - a conscious commitment to start/stop something that could be helping/harming our planet. pic.twitter.com/0xPt29PE48
— Scottish Gymnastics (@ScotGymnastics) April 19, 2021
From today until 23 April, get involved with @lottogoodcauses' Planetary Promise campaign and think about an achievable promise your organisation can make to help the environment.
— The National Lottery Community Fund (@TNLComFund) April 19, 2021
Find out more. https://t.co/WHdqogJPyY#PlanetaryPromise #NationalLottery pic.twitter.com/uqZna5em82
This week between the 19th & 23rd April, @lottogoodcauses is inviting us all to make a #PlanetaryPromise as part of a campaign promoting #environmental good causes.
— Thrive_Outdoors (@Thrive_Outdoors) April 19, 2021
🌱So this week we are sharing our own #QuickTips to help #inspire change as part of our own #PlantetaryPromise. pic.twitter.com/tGBTeHIIYM
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