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Help us grow better places to live
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You can help us grow better places to live all across Canada and in your community.
Here are some of the ways you can make a difference. Your support goes a long way.
Plant a tree, it’s only $5!
Contribute to our National Greening Program for only $5 per seedling! Your donation will help plant trees in Canada’s five major regions; Atlantic & North, Québec, Ontario, the Prairies and British Columbia. In addition to the restoration of forests and wildlife habitat, trees planted through the National Greening Program contribute to cleaner air, cleaner soil, and cleaner waterways.
Plant an Urban Tree
Donate towards the planting and care of a community tree in your region. Purchase of a $40 urban tree means you can now join in creating greener cities and towns. They will benefit for years to come.
Celebrate or commemorate loved ones by planting trees
“Celebration Plantings” offers friends, families and loved ones a way to come together over a group tree-planting activity to leave a lasting positive social and environmental impact in your community.
Give a tribute tree certificate
Tribute tree certificates are the perfect gift to help celebrate different occasions including wedding anniversaries, birthdays, retirement parties or teacher recognition. With a minimum donation of $50, a tribute tree certificate is issued.
Donate your car
When you donate your car, truck, RV, boat, or motorcycle to us through Donate A Car Canada, it will either be recycled or sold at auction (depending on its condition, age and location). After your vehicle donation is complete, we’ll send you a tax receipt and put your gift to good use!
Leave a legacy
Trees offer a lasting legacy that will continue to benefit future generations. You can choose to contribute to Tree Canada through a bequest, a donation of securities, or a donation of land.
Visit Tree Canada’s Virtual Forest
As a way of keeping trees close to us, we’ve asked you to share your neighbourhood tree. With your help, we’ve put together this beautiful compilation!
