Grand Hotel Excelsior Malta had outstanding performance across all three categories. Philanthropically, the hotel raised nearly €5,300 (about US$8,000) for the cancer treatment of one of their employees. Additionally, the hotel collected €4,000 (about US$6,000) for the Malta Community Chest Fund. The hotel's Aid the Community Committee fostered a partnership with the Foundation for Welfare and Security and organized blood drives and visits to local elderly homes, children's centers, and a local drug rehabilitation center. Their cross-departmental Green Committee meets every month to ensure sustainable practices are in place, focusing on energy efficiency, waste reduction, water efficiency, and pollution reduction. They share best practices, meet with suppliers on environmental performance, and communicate with guests and staff about the importance of such initiatives.

Turtle Bay Resort organized the Legends of Kahuku Celebrity Charity Golf Tournament to benefit the Ko'olauloa Educational Alliance and raised more than US$5,000. Equally important, the hotel's community service group, Hometown Hospitality, completed a Groundhog Day Job Shadow Program and attended local high school Career Fairs, participated in the Read Across America Program, and contributed to the Make-a-Wish Foundation. The Ho'oma'oma'o ("to make green") Project, made up of hotel staff, was created to implement cost-effective environmental initiatives and ultimately obtain certification this November.

At Innisbrook Resort & Golf Club, the hotel's philanthropic committee, Innisbrook Cares, contributed over US$30,000 in in-kind donations and expects to give away more than US$50,000 by year's end. All fundraising beneficiaries and efforts are facilitated by hotel employees. The Charities of Choice Committee organizes and executes an array of community service activities. This year's highlights include collecting 150 pairs of shoes for Soles2Souls, donating 118 backpacks filled with school supplies for local foster children, and hosting a day at the Resort for Hope Children's Home. The hotel's Green Team works to research and obtain green certification for the resort, educate peers on environmental initiatives, and most importantly, create a cultural shift within the hotel community. The resort adheres to regular recycling, water monitoring and reclamation, and container reuse.

The Egerton House Hotel and 41 continue to support a host of different charities in England, including The Starlight Foundation, Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital, Streetsmart, Race for Life, Action Against Hunger, the National Autistic Society, and the Cystic Fibrosis Trust. Both hotels have implemented The Ark Foundation, a support, educational, and advisory service offered by Hospitality Action and specifically focused on substance abuse within the hospitality industry. The Green Team has implemented the Top 12 Green Standards, a set of eco-principles created, displayed, and updated by the hotel staff. They have sought relationships with local suppliers to curb their carbon footprint and meet every six weeks with the General Manger and HR Representative to discuss achievement and goals, regularly inviting a member of the environmental industry to be a guest speaker.

Devi Garh supports Seva Mandir, a local organization dedicated to eradicating poverty and improving education in the villages around Devi Garh. Additionally, the hotel repaired the local village health clinic, implemented a garbage collection and disposal system in the village, and sells artwork and crafts created by local women.