Supplier Diversity

Helping To Create Opportunities

At TJX, our work to create opportunities for diverse suppliers1 in the communities where we do business is consistent with our overall commitment to foster an inclusive and supportive environment for all.

For more than 30 years, our Supplier Diversity Program has been dedicated to broadening our potential supplier base for acquiring not-for-resale goods and services. Over the years, our program has expanded to new regions and aims to help provide additional opportunities to businesses owned by minorities, women, veterans, LGBTQ+ individuals, Aboriginal or Indigenous peoples, people with disabilities, and more. Through our work, we aim to create meaningful partnerships, increase opportunities for growth and development for diverse businesses, and help contribute to the economic well-being of our communities.

In recent years, we have worked to grow and evolve the program. Our efforts include:

  • Continuing to look for opportunities to expand the program into additional regions, the most recent being Spain.
  • Partnering with regional councils and various organizations. As we do with many of our initiatives across our corporate responsibility programs, we believe that developing partnerships with various organizations and participation in industry groups can help facilitate shared learnings in our various regions. See our corporate memberships below.

Supplier Spotlight: Quantum Installation Group

Supplier Spotlight:
Quantum Installation Group

Quantum Installation Group is a certified women-, LGBTQ-, and minority-owned and operated business that works with TJX on various in-store construction-related projects, such as fixture installations, interior design set-ups, and more.

“We are committed to creating an inclusive workplace. It’s not just getting your business certified, but about embodying those values throughout your organization.”

– Melissa Semones, Owner & President
Quantum Installation Group

Supplier Requirements

To support our mission of providing great value to our customers every day, to be considered for opportunities, suppliers are asked to demonstrate:

  • Financial stability
  • Proven history of supplier performance
  • Understanding of TJX’s business and practices
  • Ability to provide high-quality, cost-competitive products and services
  • Ability to scale their business and services to adapt to TJX’s evolving needs
  • Record of and commitment to acting in accordance with our Vendor Code of Conduct, in addition to maintaining the highest standards of business ethics

Certification & Registration for Diverse-Owned Businesses1

U.S.

We encourage certification with at least one of the following:

Canada, U.K., Germany, Ireland, the Netherlands, Spain & Australia

We encourage certification with at least one of the following:

Diverse-owned businesses are encouraged to register on our supplier diversity portal. While registering with us does not guarantee a business opportunity, it helps us better understand suppliers’ capabilities and experience. We contact suppliers that meet our criteria if we have an appropriate, matching opportunity to participate in the request for proposal process or ask that suppliers submit requirements for consideration.

Corporate Memberships

Canadian Aboriginal and Minority Supplier Council. opens in new window
CGLCC - Canadian Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce. opens in new window
CWE - Center For Women & Enterprise. Opens in new window.
Disability:IN. Opens in new window.
Greater New England Minority Supplier Development Council. opens in new window.
Inclusive Workplace and Supply Council of Canada. Opens in new window.
Massachusetts LGBT Chamber of Commerce, Inc. Opens in new window
MSDUK. Opens in new window.
National Veteran-Owned Business Association. Opens in new window.
National LGBT Chamber of Commerce. Opens in new window.
National Minority Supplier Development Council, Inc. Opens in new window.
OutBritain. Opens in new window.
WE Connect International. Opens in new window.
Women’s Business Enterprise National Council. Opens in new window.

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1A business that is at least 51% owned, operated, and controlled by a recognized diverse classification.

Updated September 2025