Why partner with TreeSisters?

We are so much more than funding trees. TreeSisters combines four of today's big-ticket issues: climate, behaviour change, ecological restoration through large-scale tropical reforestation and gender.

We are unique in our grassroots, ethical and holistic approach, call to include and involve everyone, and focus on a wider cultural shift that embeds restoration into everything. Partnering with us aligns you with that mission.

TreeSisters Partnerships

We work with three types of Partners; business, reforestation, and network. Each brings its own unique focus in improving the connection with nature. Our Business Partners embed ecological restoration into the fabric of their organisations, providing crucial funding towards our Reforestation Partners who not only change the landscapes with their planting projects but provide the local communities with jobs and financial independence. While our network partnership stands with us in allyship aligning with our mission and values. 

We are currently not accepting additional partners at this time, but please explore our offerings and check back soon. You can also donate directly through our give page, or why not set up a fundraiser? 

What we are and what we are not:

• TreeSisters is an invitation to become a solution to climate change. We are here to help you achieve the greatest social and ecological impact possible by bringing trees into the heart of your business.
• We are not a carbon offsetting company, and our projects do not offer carbon certificates, although we will plant for those that are offsetting. For more information, read our blog here.
• We are not sustainability consultants, although we encourage you to take the inspirational and responsible journey towards a low-impact business with sound values and embedded restoration.
• We support gender equality and call everyone into leadership - our work is for everyone, and all genders are welcome.
• We are guided by a Funding and Business Partnership Policy with zero tolerance for greenwashing and destructive forest activities.