Green
for generations
Tree of Life is celebrating its 20th anniversary! We are grateful and look forward to even more restoration in agriculture and in people’s hearts.
Next year, we’ll be planting extra trees to further increase our impact. Join us!
Green
for generations
Tree of Life is celebrating its 20th anniversary! We are grateful and look forward to even more restoration in agriculture and in people’s hearts.
Next year, we’ll be planting extra trees to further increase our impact. Join us!
THE ANNIVERSARY GOAL
Planting trees
Trees provide food, income, and a future. For generations to come!
We plant trees in Malawi, Ghana, Namibia, Cameroon, Thailand, and Uganda. Each sapling is protected in a food forest near the training center, a village food forest, or a local church.
20 years of impact
Tree of Life works with small-scale farmers in developing regions. Poverty is not merely the absence of material goods. It is a brokenness in our relationships with God, with others, with ourselves, and with creation. Restoring these four relationships makes it possible to break the cycle of poverty.
We believe that ending poverty starts with the farmer!
Founding
Project in Cameroon and India.
Growing impact
500+ people in supported projects.
Growing the office
Organization, PR, network, revenue.
Growth in Malawi
Launch of the Malawi project.
Growing projects
Congo, Ghana, Namibia, Thailand and Zambia.
Growing capacity
Expansion of the NL team.
Long-term growth
5-year plan and 20th anniversary.
Founding
Project in Cameroon and India.
Growing impact
500+ people in supported projects.
Growing the office
Organization, PR, network, revenue.
Growth in Malawi
Launch of the Malawi project.
Growing projects
Congo, Ghana, Namibia, Thailand and Zambia.
Growing capacity
Expansion of the NL team.
Long-term growth
5-year plan and 20th anniversary.
JOIN US IN CELEBRATING THE ANNIVERSARY
Events
25
sep
Celebration with friends from Tree of Life
Come join us for a get-together and to kick off our anniversary celebration
24
okt
Nature guided walk
Put on your hiking boots and come with me into the woods.
WHY TREES?
From problem to solution
The problem
Worldwide, 733 million people suffer from chronic malnutrition. Half of them are farmers. These farming families are trapped in a vicious cycle of extreme poverty, hunger, and dependence.
The cause
Deforestation is causing increasingly prolonged droughts, resulting in depleted and parched soils. When it rains, the fertile topsoil is washed away from the fields and the harvest is lost, leading to hunger.
The solution
Trees are essential to turning the tide. For families living in poverty, trees are a source of income. The roots of the trees bring life and nutrients to the soil, improving both the quantity and quality of the harvest.
Did you know that trees retain moisture during the dry season, allowing corn and other crops to thrive? And that the leaves of the trees provide shade, protecting crops from drying out?
God has given His creation so many wonderful gifts, including trees!
The implementation
Tree of Life plants trees on farms, at schools, and at churches as part of a sustainable food system.
HOW YOU CAN HELP?
By planting a tree
Every €5 plants one tree, including ongoing care.
trees planted with your gift
One-time donation of €25
