A fruit tree planted for a family in Madagascar, with a plaque in the name you choose, GPS location and photos. Mango, lemon, guava, avocado or jackfruit: the tree feeds a family and gives them fruit to sell, for decades. Plant one tree for £28, 5 or 10 trees for an occasion, or a whole forest. Planting a tree is a sadaqah jariyah too: the Prophet, peace be upon him, said that whoever plants a tree from which a person, a bird or an animal eats has a charity (Sahih al-Bukhari 2320).
In memory of someone: a living tribute that grows for years, with their name on the plaque. See is planting a tree sadaqah jariyah?
As a gift: for Eid, an umrah, a nikah or a newborn, the certificate can be sent to the person. Start with a single tree for £28.
For a bigger deed: a water well in Pakistan for £195 serves 50 people every day.
Our customers say it better than we do.
I ordered a tree and a water well through the company.
The tree was planted in less than a week, and the well was completed within two months.
The happiness and joy I felt far exceeded my expectations… ✨
Salam Alaikum, Barak Allahu Feekum. I planted a tree in memory of my late mother, may Allah have mercy on her. Well & Trees was very responsive throughout the process. Thank you very much. 🤲🤲
Perfect! I funded the construction of a water well in Pakistan as well as a tree, and I highly recommend it to anyone who wishes to make a meaningful difference. It was an incredibly moving experience. Thank you so much. ❤️🌳💧
The process was handled quite quickly, and thank you for sending the photo of the future tree with its personalised plaque beside it. 🤲🏾🌳
Fruit tree planting enables local communities to increase their income through the sale of fruit and the production of value-added products such as juices, jams, and preserves. This economic diversification strengthens farmers’ self-sufficiency and resilience.
Planting fruit trees helps preserve biodiversity by creating habitats for a wide range of plant and animal species. Certain trees, particularly those capable of fixing nitrogen, improve soil fertility and contribute to the restoration of degraded land.
Fruit trees provide a valuable source of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, contributing to a balanced diet and helping combat malnutrition within local communities.
Fruit trees play a vital role in protecting the environment. Their root systems help prevent soil erosion, while their canopies provide shade and help regulate local temperatures. By absorbing carbon dioxide (CO₂), they contribute to carbon offsetting and help mitigate the effects of climate change.
We carefully select native tree species that are well suited to the local ecosystem. This helps ensure their long-term survival and growth while supporting local biodiversity.
Planting trees is essential for a wide range of environmental and social reasons. Trees absorb carbon dioxide, helping to combat climate change. They improve air quality by filtering pollutants, stabilise soil by reducing erosion, and help conserve water, which is vital for healthy ecosystems. In addition, trees provide habitats for wildlife and support biodiversity. Finally, forests create green spaces that enhance mental health and overall well-being for communities.
“Income trees” are trees that, as well as helping the environment, earn money for local families. These include fruit trees, trees used for firewood, and species whose products can be processed or sold. For example, in Madagascar, Well & Trees plants mango and papaya trees, which not only improve the environment but also create income opportunities through the sale of fruit and other related products.
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Your support helps protect the environment and strengthen local communities.
Yes, our trees receive ongoing care and maintenance after planting. We work closely with forestry experts and local communities to ensure their healthy growth and long-term survival. Regular care, including watering, fertilisation, and protection against diseases and pests, is provided. We also conduct continuous monitoring of planting sites to assess tree health and take action whenever needed, ensuring a lasting and positive environmental impact.
Yes, each tree can be personalised with the customer’s first and last name, along with a personal message or a message of support for the local community.
A growing fruit tree absorbs CO₂ every year, gives shade and holds the soil. We do not sell carbon credits or offsets. By planting a tree with <strong>Well & Trees</strong>, you plant a real tree for a real family, and the CO₂ it absorbs is a bonus.
Yes. Write their name when you order and it goes on the plaque planted next to the tree. You receive the GPS location and the photos, and you can share them with the family. Many customers plant a tree for a late parent or grandparent as an ongoing charity.
Because a fruit tree feeds the family that looks after it. In Madagascar a mango, lemon or guava tree gives fruit within two to four years, every year, that the family eats or sells. Olive trees do not grow there and give nothing to eat for years. We plant what the village can use.
Yes. The Prophet, peace be upon him, said: “There is no Muslim who plants a tree or sows a field, and a human, a bird or an animal eats from it, but it is a charity for him” (Sahih al-Bukhari 2320, Sahih Muslim 1553). A fruit tree in Madagascar feeds a family for decades, so the charity keeps flowing for as long as it bears fruit, in the name you put on the plaque. Read is planting a tree sadaqah jariyah?, or see how to plant one for someone who has passed away.
Go further: planting a tree in memory of someone and what sadaqah jariyah means.
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