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Plant your tree!
Grow our forest!
Save their future!
The Global Day of Giving will continue till the end of the year!
The global day of giving continues!
Donations to the Global Tree Initiative made through Facebook started on November 30, 2021 will be eligible for matching donations through Facebook! Check the Facebook page.
Matches are made on a first-come, first-served basis and will continue until the USD 8 million fund has been met.
What is GivingTuesday?
It’s an international day of generosity happening on November 30, 2021.
GivingTuesday was created in 2012 as a simple idea: a day that encourages people to do good. Over the past 9 years, this idea has grown into a year-round global movement that inspires hundreds of millions of people to give, collaborate, and celebrate generosity.
Donate to the Global Tree Initiative this GivingTuesday (November 30) and join in a global generosity movement.
Remember that you can also donate through our website: HERE
Latest planting:
Burubundu center for wisdom and compassion planted 1 tree(s) on December 4, 2021
Thank you Burubundu center for wisdom and compassion!
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Plant your Tree. Grow our Forest. Save their Future.
A human created environmental climate crisis is unfolding in front of our very eyes. Stories of extreme wildfires, storms, flooding, and more are increasingly frequent. Not only does this affect our generation but it will surely impact the future of our children and theirs to come.
We are a global community of concerned citizens. We invite you to join us in this life-generating activity.
Working as a harmonious whole, we can accomplish more than we can when working alone.
Together we can create a world where people are conscious, wise, warm-hearted, and peaceful; a world where people respect and live in harmony with animals and the environment.
We are dedicating our good-hearted activities to the long life of the Dalai Lama, all wise, kind spiritual teachers, the planet and every sentient being.
#PlantGrowSave
A human created environmental climate crisis is unfolding in front of our very eyes. Stories of extreme wildfires, storms, flooding, and more are increasingly frequent. Not only does this affect our generation but it will surely impact the future of our children and theirs to come.
We are a global community of concerned citizens. We invite you to join us in this life-generating activity.
Working as a harmonious whole, we can accomplish more than we can when working alone.
Together we can create a world where people are conscious, wise, warm-hearted, and peaceful; a world where people respect and live in harmony with animals and the environment.
We are dedicating our good-hearted activities to the long life of the Dalai Lama, all wise, kind spiritual teachers, the planet and every sentient being.
#PlantGrowSave
News and more
Giving Tuesday! Sophie from Germany supports the Global Tree Initiative.
Sophie from Germany, who is also part of the Global Tree Initiative volunteer team, invites you to support us!
Giving Tuesday! Javier from Puerto Rico inspires us!
Javier, from Puerto Rico, has always felt like trees are our protectors. During the pandemic, Javier felt drawn to protect our trees.
Giving Tuesday! Don from Santa Fe, New Mexico, supports the Global Tree Initiative!
Don from Santa Fe, New Mexico shares his experiences with nature and why the Global Tree Initiative is important to him. Join Don is donating to the Global Tree Initiative.
The Dalai Lama and Greta Thunberg met at: A Conversation on the Crisis of Climate Feedback Loops. January 9, 2021
Recording now available
Success Stories
Read about our inspiring tree planting projects around the world.
50 Mango saplings planted in India!
Mr. Priye Dwyer from Gaya, India, shares his inspiring tree-planting story with us.
Planting trees in memory of a loved one
Our friend from Mauritania, Dah Ebbe, shares his noble tree-planting story with us. These Roman trees were planted in memory of his father.
Welcome to our New Zealand Regional Coordinator, Bengu!
Bengu was naturally attracted to the Global Tree Initiative (GTI) because she loves nature photography. She recently planted a tree too!