Trees for the Future

Dear Supporter, During this holiday season, what better gift for poor family farmers and suffering rural communities than the gift of life-changing trees? Fast-growing trees provide urgently needed food, fuel, shelter and stop the erosion of precious soil. That's why Trees for the Future is

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"All's broken." That's how one distraught Haitian man described his life after Hurricane Isaac slammed into the island nation in late August. The powerful storm dumped torrential rains on Haiti, flooded cities and rural communities, severely damaged farms, and killed both people and

With over 65 million trees planted all over the world, the non-profit argoforestry organization Trees for the Future has shown the world that a few seeds can save a whole community. In the early 1970s, the late environmentalist Dave Deppner was volunteering in the Philippines when he witnessed