Nu Skin is closing 2024 with a detailed Social Impact and Sustainability Report that spotlights millions in charitable giving, measurable environmental progress, and a sharpened focus on intelligent beauty and wellness with purpose. From funding life-saving surgeries to cutting plastic use, the Provo, Utah-based company is positioning impact as a core part of its global growth story.
Nu Skin’s Purpose-Driven Mission
At the heart of Nu Skin’s impact narrative is a long-standing mission to help people look, feel, and live better, a theme that runs through its 2024 report. Ryan Napierski, Nu Skin president and CEO, said, “That mission was a core to Nu Skin in its early days, and it remains a central part 40 years later,” underscoring how social impact and sustainability are built into the brand’s legacy.
The Nu Skin Force for Good Foundation remains central to this mission, having worked for more than 25 years to…
help children in over 50 countries through health and wellness projects and large-scale conservation efforts. The foundation has also supported Seacology in preserving more than 1.4 million acres of natural habitats for future generations.
Multi-Million Dollar Global Social Impact In 2024, Nu Skin donated more than 4.6 million globally to causes ranging from conservation to children-focused initiatives. The company also organized global service projects that mobilized more than 2,000 volunteers to support communities worldwide.
Through its children’s heart funds in Greater China and Southeast Asia, more than 32,000 heart surgeries have been performed since 1999, including over 1,400 surgeries in 2024 alone. These programs highlight how the brand’s beauty and wellness positioning translates into direct health outcomes for vulnerable children.
Nourish the Children’s Expanding Reach Nu Skin’s for-profit Nourish the Children initiative continues to be a major pillar of its social impact platform. In 2024, Nu Skin’s affiliates, customers, and employees purchased and donated more than 30 million meals for malnourished children via its VitaMeal program…
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