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IKEA Brighter Lives for Refugees campaign raises $33.4 million (€30.8 million) for renewable energy sources for refugee families

(Conshohocken, PA. -  January 18, 2016) – IKEA’s global campaign has raised $33.4 million (€30.8 million) for UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, to provide light and renewable energy sources for refugee families living in camps in Asia, Africa and the Middle East. The money was raised from the sale of LED light bulbs and lamps between February 2014 and December 2015. IKEA customers and co-workers in more than 300 stores in 40 countries have made the campaign a stunning success. The IKEA Foundation donated $1.09 (€1)* for every LED product sold in IKEA stores and online. The Brighter Lives

IKEA stores begin Brighter Lives for Refugees annual fund raising campaign

(Conshohocken – PA, November 23, 2015) The IKEA Brighter Lives for Refugees campaign, a global cause-related initiative, will soon be active in over 40 countries raising millions of dollars for refugees. From November 29 through December 19, 2015, for every LED product sold in all IKEA stores and online, the IKEA Foundation will donate $1 to help UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency. These raised funds will help provide light and energy from renewable sources to refugee camp families to enable them to live in safer and more suitable conditions. Last year, thanks to IKEA customers and co-workers

IKEA US Announces FY15 Results

IKEA is growing while making investments in co-workers and initiatives to reduce impact on the environment(Conshohocken, PA – November 5, 2015) IKEA US announced today that the company continued to grow in FY15;[1]  IKEA US store sales increased by 4.5 percent and total sales – including ecommerce – increased by 8.6 percent outperforming both retail and home furnishing sectors.2 Additionally, IKEA US wind farm investments in Hoopeston, Ill and Cameron, TX

IKEA first major U.S. retailer to only sell LED bulbs and lighting

Survey shows in 2015, 64% of Americans purchased at least one LED light bulb for their household, compared to 49% in 2012*(Conshohocken, PA – August 10, 2015) IKEA announced today that as of September 1, 2015, all IKEA stores will only sell LED bulbs and lighting to enable customers to live a more sustainable life at home. This bold move was announced in 2012 and IKEA is pleased it has met its commitment. Since 2013, IKEA U.S. customers have purchased 7.6 million LED bulbs, helping them collectively save nearly $3 billion in energy costs. ** According to a study* conducted by IKEA U.S.

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