The One at a Time Foundation is an independent, entrepreneurial, not for profit organisation dedicated to fostering change to reduce and halt global warming.

We aim to make climate change action easy and accessible by presenting the simple steps which individuals, businesses and community can take to reduce their environmental footprint - one person, one business, one community... at a time.

Mission
	To halt the destruction of the biosphere and stop global warming...
	By encouraging small steps by individuals, businesses, governments and communities... one at a time.
	To inspire people individually and collectively to create positive sustainable. change.
	To create communities which facilitate discussion, contemplation and action.
	To create blueprints for cooperation and change.

Our Patron

Our Patron is Ray Anderson (Founder and Chairman of Interface Inc), one of the world's leading change agents in business and industry. It was Ray Andersons' speech at Australia's Inaugural CSR Summit (click here to see Ray on YouTube) in 2005 which inspired One at a Time's philosophy.

"...be the first company that, by its deeds, shows the entire industrial world what sustainability is in all its dimensions: People, process, product, place and profits - by 2020 - and in doing so we will become restorative through the power of influence."

To reach this goal, Interface, which operates in 100 countries with more than 5200 staff, has had to completely rethink its business philosophy and redesign its entire production systems and processes globally.

Read more about the Interface story and the company's sustainability journey here.



Founder

Amanda Little's background is in public relations, social marketing and issues management. Along with friend and colleague, Anne-Maree Huxley, Amanda founded One at a Time Foundation as a way of using her professional skills to tackle the issue of climate change.