Two simple words: thank you
Thank you for your generosity, which makes everything we do possible. Your support is the foundation of a special partnership, one that brings together nature lovers, concerned citizens, local grassroots organisations, experts, and visionary communities. Together, we are helping to bring landscapes back to life.
We live in a time where environmental care and the climate crisis have become increasingly polarised and politicised. Amidst this, it is heartening to know that ITF has such dedicated supporters who see the benefits of our work and stand alongside us on this journey. We don’t take that for granted.
Recently, I spoke to someone who had grown cynical about charities, worried about money being wasted on bureaucracy or luxurious conferences. But that’s not us. Every pound matters. Every pound can make an impact.
In our international partnership, the hardest work happens where it matters most – on the ground. It’s the painstaking gathering of tree seeds, the backbreaking effort of removing invasive species, and the ongoing care: tending, nurturing, and weeding to ensure the young trees thrive. This is work that takes years of dedication.
But over time, the results are extraordinary: the forest canopy begins to close, nature returns home, landscapes recover, and lives improve.
This is the impact your support makes possible.
To bring our work to life, we’ve created a short video – just two minutes – that highlights the difference we are making together. I hope you’ll take a moment to watch it and see the positive change you are part of.
There are many more communities eager to work with us, who value the rigorous, multi-impact approach that we employ. By sharing this video and our newsletter with friends, family, or anyone who might not yet know about ITF, you can help us spread the word about the world’s oldest international tree-planting organisation.
With warmest Christmas wishes,
James
Joint the restoration movement today
Your gift today can help close canopies, restore nature and help nature recover. Donate today and help more communities transform landscapes and lives through the power of trees.