Humans are a part of nature, yet have the unique and conscious power to elevate or destroy our relationships within our natural systems. For this and many reasons, quality of life and happiness for our employees and all community members is critical to genuinely sustainable development.  Toji donates at minimum 1% of its revenues to social impact programs:

- Continual learning & engagement programs like first aid class, financial workshops, and yoga.

- External community programs like beach cleanups, reforestation days, and school repair for all community members.  

All of Toji's ecotourism and operational activities are designed to help minimize our (negative) impact on our natural ecosystem.  Our 2 dedicated nature reserves (over 16 acres) stimulate biodiversity and carbon sequestration.  Our regenerative agriculture food forests help to restore soil, capture carbon, and overall ecosystem health. 

On top of these internal daily practices that improve our local environment, Toji also donates at minimum 1% of its revenue to reforestation efforts to help offset the carbon footprint of travelers who visit via air travel.

Creating a missions based company and balanced community all sounds warm and cozy, but you can't achieve long term sustainable or expect to make long term impact without making money.  We hope our business and community model will be replicable by others, so the financial health, cash flow, and revenue streams are all thought out within the balanced approach of OG Capitalism.  

OG Capitalism is a set business and life principles that are derived from some of the original pioneers of capitalism who focused on local and family trade, appreciated the benefits of minimizing waste, and looked toward nature to learn and improve their business models.  (Mother Nature is the OG of economics after all!).