Earth Day is coming up on April 22! Celebrate more sustainably with these Rockwell benefits and tips for leading a more eco-friendly life.

1. Give Back to Your Community

Make an impact in your local community by volunteering or donating to an organization near you. In honor of Earth Day, choose a cause that puts conservation first through green activities like trash cleanup, recycling projects, community gardens, and wildlife rehabilitation.

Through ROK in Action, Rockwell gives you 24 hours of paid volunteer time off each year to serve the causes you care about. Rockwell will also match up to $5,000 in donations to your chosen nonprofit through the Dollars for Doers and Matching Gift programs.

• Get started at rockwell.benevity.org.

2. Get Healthy While Going Green

Make smarter, more sustainable choices for your body and your environment. With your UnitedHealthcare (UHC) medical plan, you can access discounted gym memberships and free grocery delivery through One Pass Select.

Fuel your body with outdoor fitness classes (depending on location) and healthy, whole foods delivered right to your door. You can also access more than 23,000 on-demand and live-streaming fitness classes right from your home—giving you an easier and more eco-friendly way to get fit.

• Get started at onepassselect.com.

3. Make Small Changes to Live More Sustainably

Helping the environment starts at home. Here are a few easy swaps and eco-friendly habits you can start today:

• Choose alternate modes of transportation like walking, biking, carpooling, or public transport to reduce emissions.
• Switch to LED lightbulbs and turn off lights when you’re not using them to limit energy consumption.
• Opt for reusable items like water bottles, coffee cups, drinking straws, and shopping bags to cut down on waste.
• Shop locally, when possible, to boost the local economy and shrink your carbon footprint.
• Go paperless with digital versions of your documents—like bills, pay stubs, and benefit statements

Together, we can take small steps to make a big impact for the planet.