7-Eleven Inc. released its 2024 Impact Report, summarizing the company’s impact on its communities, the planet and innovations in products to promote responsible consumption.

The retailer said highlights from the year include:

People: In 2024, the 7-Eleven family of fundraising efforts, which includes volunteer initiatives, charitable donations and in-store fundraising campaigns, generated more than $17 million, supporting 112 local member children's hospitals nationwide.

Planet: The company set a goal to “reduce carbon dioxide equivalent emissions from stores by 50% by 2030, as compared to 2013. The goal is in support of the Green Challenge 2050 initiatives established by Seven and i Holdings Co., Ltd., in 2019. The Green Challenge is a four-part strategy to reduce the organization’s overall environmental footprint.”

Products: 7-Eleven is “focused on increasing access to responsibly sourced products,” and using sustainable packaging materials that reduce waste, the company said.

For example, redesigned bottles for the brand's proprietary line of hydration beverages, 7-Select Replenish, have resulted in an estimated annual plastic waste reduction of 104 metric tons. By optimizing the packaging, 7-Eleven said it can now fit more cases per pallet, reducing the number of trucks required for transport by nearly 25%.

“We care deeply about the communities we serve—and where we live and work,” said Marissa Jarratt, executive vice president, chief marketing and sustainability officer at 7-Eleven Inc. “Our strategic approach to being a good neighbor to all, 'Good Made Easy' defines how we make meaningful contributions to a more sustainable and socially responsible future while also strengthening our business resilience.”