Corporate Giving
Creating a Corporate Partnership with TREE AID will demonstrate your commitment to supporting some of Africa’s poorest rural communities to succeed in the fight against poverty and the effects of Climate Change. There are many ways your business can benefit from the partnership options available. For examples of current partnerships see Who we work with
Corporate Partnership
For companies that want to make a donation which TREE AID can use across our work towards the greatest need. Corporate Partnership gives you access to TREE AID’s logo and images, our Update newsletter, plus compelling information for your website and stakeholder communications. Partnership is a way to significantly improve your CSR and mark you out from your competitors.
Tree Planting
Create new forest cover that provides access to nutritious varieties of food, shade, shelter, tools, natural medicines, products that can be sold at market and a healthier environment for thousands of families in Africa’s drylands. Planting trees is also a tangible way to reverse the effects of Climate Change and show your company’s engagement with environmental issues.
Cause Related Marketing
Everyone’s talking about Climate Change – show you care and give your customers a way to help, by supporting TREE AID. The effects of Climate Change are becoming a reality for us all, but worst affected are the rural African communities that TREE AID works with. Demonstrate your commitment to transforming lives using trees, differentiate your products, and make a real difference to African families working their way out of poverty and environmental chaos.
Adopt a Project
Direct your donations to support a specific project. Receive regular reports on the progress of the communities involved so you can experience the long-lasting impact your donations are making. Involve your stakeholders with the compelling case studies, real evidence of how your company is making a difference for families in Africa, and the environment.
Recycling
At no cost to your company you can provide a regular income for TREE AID by recycling old mobile phones and used printer cartridges. Simple to put in place, recycling is an effective way to augment your CSR by reducing your company's waste.
Payroll Giving
Show your employees you care, give them the opportunity to make discreet, efficient charitable donations before tax. Strengthen staff loyalty and change lives in Africa. The easy-to-implement Government scheme is a great way to show off your company’s commitment to making a real difference.
Who we work with
TREE AID works with a range of corporate supporters through a variety of mutually beneficial partnership arrangements.
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RPS Group are an international consultancy providing advice upon the development of energy, and other natural resources, land, property, the management of the environment and the health and safety of people. RPS Group have adopted the Trees for Change project and the Tominian Trees for Trade Project, both in Mali. |
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The Christmas Forest is London’s largest sustainable Christmas Tree retailers. Through their Tree Planting Partnership almost 40,000 trees have been planted in Burkina Faso and Ethiopia.
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Ecofurn is a bed manufacturer using oak from sustainable sources. Their partnership has donated over £14,500 to support TREE AID’s work, and their pro-active promotion of their partnership marks them out from their competitors as unique, committed to making a difference and engaged with the Climate Change agenda.
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Whitley Neill donates 5% of profits from the sale of their Dry London Gin. Inspired by Africa, made in the UK, Whitley Neill use the baobab fruit as one of their signature botanicals in the distillation of their premium gin. Distilled in small batches in an antique copper still, the gin has a distinctive flavour and is available to buy in Waitrose, Booths, Oddbins and Harvey Nicholls. |
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Woodland Burial Parks offer a tranquil resting place that conserves our ancient woodlands. They have adopted the Land & Livelihoods Project in Burkina Faso and hope to raise £20,000 over the next five years. |
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Severnprint donates through their environmental print option ‘Sylvapack’. Using alcohol free, reduced VOC, vegetable based inks and powered by renewable energy, each Sylvapack print job means support for projects in Mali and Ghana. |
Each corporate partnership is different. For more information and an informal chat about creating a partnership with your organisation, please contact Sarah Moore on 0117 909 6363 or sarah.moore@treeaid.org.uk
 
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Sana Noufou watering seedlings, Nagre Village, Burkina Faso
“TREE AID gives us the opportunity to help some of the world's poorest people to plant and protect trees, and through education and enterprise to create self-reliance and security as well as helping the local and global environment. What cause could be more inspiring?"
Johnny Neill, Whitley Neill Dry Gin. Whitley Neill donate 5% of their profits to TREE AID.
“Severnprint is about printing with regard to the environment. TREE AID provides an opportunity to put back into the tree based economy a little of what we take out.”
David Pealing, Severnprint. Severnprint's long-term support has raised £17,000 for TREE AID to date.
Kiema Fati collecting Baobab Leaves.
“The situation in this part of Africa demonstrates what a devastating effect the loss of woodland and forest can have. Our ethos is to celebrate the cycle of life and we are keen to help improve the livelihoods of these villagers through tree planting and land management.”
Linda Duggan, Colney Woodland Burial Park. Colney Woodland Burial Park are aiming to raise £20,000 for TREE AID's Land and Livelihoods Project in Seguenega over the next 5 years.
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