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Did You Know (RED) is Green?

April 22, 2026
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This Earth Day, we’re proud to work alongside partners who are not only supporting global health programs with (RED), but also investing in sustainable solutions that strengthen communities, protect resources, and build resilience for the future of our planet.

Climate change is the largest global health crisis of the 21st century; the World Bank warns that by 2050, climate change could claim an additional 21 million lives. By destabilizing communities, straining healthcare systems, and deepening inequality on a massive scale, climate change threatens to reverse decades of global progress.

That’s why partnerships that value both health and sustainability initiatives are so essential to driving meaningful impact. By partnering with (RED), companies support life-saving programs that provide testing, treatment, and care to communities most in need. But here’s a small glimpse into the other ways in which (RED) partners are going green… 

(RED) Partners in Action

Sanofi: Sanofi, through its philanthropic organization, Foundation S – The Sanofi Collective, is committed to advancing sustainability by expanding equitable access to healthcare, reducing environmental impact, and strengthening low-carbon health systems. Through partnering with (RED), Foundation S supports the Global Fund’s Climate and Health Catalytic Fund, committing $10M over five years to accelerate climate-smart health solutions in vulnerable countries.

Apple: Apple is committed to sustainability through its Apple 2030 goal, aiming to become carbon neutral across its entire global footprint. In 2024 alone, Apple avoided 21.8 million metric tons of CO₂e emissions.

Bank of America: By 2030, Bank of America aims to mobilize $1T to achieve net zero emissions before 2050. In 2024, Bank of America invested $9.9B in small business credit, $7.4B in loans to low- and moderate-income communities, and $7.8B in affordable housing financing ($13.3B since 2019), investments that expand economic opportunity, strengthen community resilience, and support climate and health outcomes.

Fiat: FIAT is advancing sustainable mobility by working toward a fully electric vehicle lineup globally by 2030, alongside investments in battery innovation, renewable energy manufacturing, and expanded charging infrastructure. Check out the all-electric FIAT (500e)ᴿᴱᴰ.

Merck: Merck is committed to achieving net-zero emissions by 2045, with targets to reduce operational emissions by 46% by 2030, while sourcing 100% renewable electricity. Through initiatives like “See Green, Be Green,” Merck is driving employee-led action and supporting resilient, sustainable communities worldwide.

Roche: Roche is advancing sustainability through decarbonizing healthcare and by focusing on supply chains, patient care pathways, and digital health. The company has achieved 100% sustainable electricity globally and is working toward net-zero emissions across its value chain by 2045. 

Salesforce: Salesforce embeds sustainability across its business, achieving net-zero residual emissions, powering operations with 100% renewable energy. Products like Net Zero Cloud enable customers to track, manage, and report emissions and ESG data with precision. 

Santander:  Santander advances sustainability through financial inclusion and support for a low-carbon economy, including its $13.6B U.S. Community Plan and its Prosperity Fund, which focuses on health, food, education, and financial inclusion.

Vespa: Vespa, as part of Piaggio Group, promotes sustainable urban mobility through electric innovation, including the Vespa Elettrica, and targets a ~42% reduction in operational emissions by 2030. Explore the (VESPA ELETTRICA)ᴿᴱᴰ 70.

Woom: Woom is advancing sustainability through emissions reduction, circular design, and increased use of recycled materials, having achieved its Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi)  targets ahead of schedule and reaching 79% renewable energy use. Check out the (woom)ᴿᴱᴰ bikes.