What matters more than offering our guests a great experience at the Provincetown Hotel? We believe it is how we use our free time and income to consider the planet, namely through supporting environmental and animal welfare organizations with both our time and financial contribution.

Although it is impossible to leave no footprint, we want tread softly on our fragile environment whenever possible. At our Provincetown green hotel, we believe it is not just a decision, it is our moral responsibility.

Our Commitment

Here are just a few samples of what we do.
We welcome more suggestions from you!

• Recycle our Christmas tree into the woods to become a habitat for wildlife
• Recycle glass, paper, cardboard, metals and cans
• Purchase locally whenever possible
• Use recycle bags when shopping
• Don’t ditch but donate clothing and household items to local non profits
• Don’t serve plastic straws that never biodegrade
• Install water saving shower and faucet heads

Members of Trip Advisors Green Leaders Program

All GreenLeader hotels and properties have to apply for the TripAdvisor GreenLeaders program and go though a process to be approved, we are proud to be a member of this program.

 

Charities We Support
Some organizations we think are awesome and that we donate to.

• Friends of Cape Wildlife  Elizabeth is the founder and president of this 501 (c) 3 non profit. Friends of Cape Wildlife (FCW) supports compassionate care and innovative rehabilitation for wildlife in distress on Cape Cod and to return wildlife, healthy and whole, back to native habitats. We seek to protect wildlife through education, rescue, advocacy, habitat conservation, and to encourage humane coexistence with our wild neighbors in an ever diminishing environment.
• Wild Care
• Cape Wildlife Center
• ASPCA
• Yorkies Inc. Our very own “Gracie” came form Yorkies Inc. Ask Jean, our cook, to tell you Gracie’s story!
• Friends of Provincetown Council on Aging
• International Fund for Animal Welfare
• Jane Goodall Foundation
• National Marine Life Center
• People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals
• Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies
• Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary
• Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue