Since 2008, as part of the All At Once campaign, Jack Johnson’s tours have collaborated with over 400 community groups worldwide focusing on plastic free initiatives, sustainable local food systems, and other hands-on environmental projects. The Johnson Ohana Foundation provides direct and matching donations to support these partners, and has donated over $4 million since it was founded. You can support All At Once non-profits in your community by becoming a member, signing up to volunteer, or making a donation. Donations to the Johnson Ohana Foundation will help support All At Once Non-Profit Partners near each concert, working on environmental projects to benefit local communities. To make a direct donation to a particular group, please visit their website. To learn more about these organizations you can search by concert date, location, or area of interest below.
In 446 schools Australia-wide, around 50,000 children are enthusiastically getting their hands dirty and learning how to grow, harvest, prepare and share fresh, seasonal food. As participants in the Stephanie Alexander Kitchen Garden Program, children spend time in a productive veggie garden and home-style kitchen as part of their everyday school experience, discovering just how much fun it is to grow and cook their own seasonal vegetables and fruits. Learn more and visit them at the Jack Johnson concerts in Brisbane and Melbourne!
To learn more about a non-profit partner, click on an organization name below to populate the Non-Profit Showcase on the left.