Subaru Park Sustainability Efforts

Subaru Park became the first zero landfill soccer stadium in MLS by reducing, reusing and recycling more than 90% of its waste with the remaining waste converted to energy, thereby putting nothing into landfills.

The Garden for Good is a local organic community garden at Subaru Park maintained by the Pennsylvania Horticulture Society and Subaru employee volunteers that provides fresh produce for local food banks.

The Union and Subaru of America, Inc. donate 25 trees for every Union goal scored during the 2023 season.

Green Mountain Energy aided the Union by flipping the switch to renewable energy that powers Subaru Park, the Union Power Plant as well as Philadelphia Union's Training Facility.

Tork provides sustainable hygiene products such as hand towels, hand soap and sanitizer, napkins, and toilet paper to Subaru Park. Tork is the professional hygiene brand of leading global hygiene and health company Essity.

Union fans that travel to matches using SEPTA have one-third the carbon footprint than those who travel by car. SEPTA operates a fully-electrified multi-modal rail system and has one of the largest "green" bus fleets in the nation.

Founded as a one-person cleanout operation in the 1960s, The Richard S. Burns Company has grown to become the Delaware Valley’s only comprehensive waste recycling and recovery facility. Recycling and sustainability guide the company’s vision. Burns takes immense pride in offering innovative products and solutions to benefit their clients and no product is more innovative than the TOMMY cart.

Jacobsen® will become one of the first manufacturers to offer a fully electric sports mowing solution for Philadelphia Union’s Stadium and Training Facility. Extending the benefits of ELiTE lithium™ enables elite sports organizations to reduce their carbon emissions, remove hydraulic oil from their turf, and reduce noise.