This Christmas, let’s make our celebration a gift to the African Naturefriends and the population in our project regions. Naturefriends International’s annual Christmas Fundraising Campaign for the Climate Fund has become a cherished tradition – a way to give back while giving forward. Each year, we are overjoyed to see how many Naturefriends choose to gift their loved ones with the symbol of hope and sustainability: fruit trees.
This year, we’re focusing on village communities in Mali, Senegal, and Gambia, where your contributions help plant fruit trees that provide vital resources for families while combating climate change.
For just €15, you can plant three fruit trees and support environmental education initiatives that empower local communities. To make your gift even more special, we would be happy to send you a donation certificate, perfect for sharing this meaningful gift with a loved one.
Let’s make this holiday season about more than gifts – let’s make it about impact and solidarity. Together, we can help foster climate justice and grow a greener world for generations to come.
Give the gift that keeps on growing!
How it works:
Transfer at least 15 euros to the Naturefriends Climate Fund: https://climatefund.nf-int.org/en/donate/
Send an email with the date and amount of the transfer to elena.teutsch@nf-int.org
We will send you an email with a certificate that you can print out at home and give as a gift to a loved one. Upon request we can also send the certificate via mail – please let us know in your email.
A particularly sustainable gift is a tree sponsorship with regular payments as an individual or as a Naturefriends group. In addition to planting trees, this enables continuous support for people in the project regions and lasting effects through regular education and awareness-raising measures.
More information about the projects:
- Tree Sponsorships in Senegal and Gambia https://climatefund.nf-int.org/en/treesponsorship-in-senegal-and-gambia/
- Fruit Trees for Farako (Mali): https://climatefund.nf-int.org/en/follow-up-farako-tree-nursery-project/
Any questions? Just contact us at: elena.teutsch@nf-int.org or by phone +43 1 892 38 77.