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Honoured & Grateful – Dilmah’s Commitment Recognised in 2025
We are humbled to share two meaningful recognitions that reflect the heart of who we are; a family business built on kindness, integrity, and a deep responsibility to people and nature. Dilmah has bee...
Dilmah launches Grey2Green: An Urban Greening Project
Colombo is heating up! Over the past 20 years, rising concrete and shrinking greenery have pushed temperatures in the city’s built-up areas up by nearly 4°C. With this growing heat challenge, the mess...
Connecting Rainforests, Communities and Livelihoods
The newly launched documentary – Connecting Rainforests, Communities and livelihoods , shines a light on the remarkable journey of the Endane Biodiversity Corridor ...
Building Brighter Futures
At the heart of the MJF Foundation is a commitment to fostering stronger, more inclusive communities. We believe that true change happens when we work together — supporting health, nurturing leadershi...
Art for Conservation
Photography may often steal the spotlight in conservation storytelling, but art holds a quiet power of its own. This idea came to life at Art for Conservation: A Journey Through the Wild, an inspiring...
Dilmah Takes the Lead in Water & Ocean Stewardship in Sri Lanka
For Sri Lankans, Dilmah is more than tea – it’s heritage in a cup. But behind the familiar aroma lies a philosophy of purpose, compassion, and stewardship, rooted in the words of Dilmah Founder Merril...
Wings, Leaves and Wonder
Little explorers gathered at Dilmah Conservation’s One Earth Centre in Moratuwa for a journey into the wonders of nature. The event, organised for the “Funday Times” readers, also welcomed children an...
It’s a wrap for the One Earth Photography Competition!
“I never hoped to win; I just submitted my passion,” shared one of our winning photographers. The One Earth Photography Competition – Unveiling Sri Lanka’s Biodiversity was never just about capturing ...
Celebrating a New Chapter of Success
Success Stories of Impact! When we first met Nipuni Fernando she was a youngster learning life skills at our Rainbow Programme for children and youth with developmental disabilities. Today, she is an ...
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