July 17, 2021

Friends of Fifteen Trees (2021) Update

Over the course of 2019, 60 generous souls became members of Friends of Fifteen trees with a purchase 60 trees. In 2020, that number rose to 110. And here in 2021 we are sitting back at 80, which is totally understandable considering the hit we all took with Covid. We will be closing our Friends of Fifteen Trees at the start of November so we can consolidate how many trees we need to plant on your behalf.

 

 

This year, we are aiming to plant member’s trees in every state and territory. We have already earmarked trees for the Margaret River District of WA, along the northern coastline of TAS, among the hills of Flowerdale VIC, in the Daintree, QLD, and in the Hunter Valley of NSW. We are still sourcing sites in SA, the ACT and the NT.

 

From us at Fifteen Trees and from numerous native plant nurseries, landholders and community groups, we are sending out a heartfelt thank you!

 

You may have recently noticed a price increase on our website. All our trees have gone up to $5.50. But not for members! We have worked hard to ensure your trees have remained at $4.30 (if you purchase outright) or $4.80 (if you subscribe to a monthly contribution with PayPal. If you would like to re/join for 2021, you have a few options:

  • Call Colleen on 0400 040 659 with your credit card handy.
  • Deposit funds straight into our bank account at Bendigo Bank / BSB 633 000/ Account 137 687 554. Please ensure you follow up with an email <[email protected]> so we have your contact details.
  • Slip over to this page for PayPal payment.

 

We are all part of the solution!

Together we can make a world of difference.

 

If you would like to be featured on our social media sites, please shoot us through a photo and a sentence as to why you support tree planting projects, or simply why you love trees. We love highlighting our members. Email Colleen at <[email protected]>

Colleen Filippa

Founder | Director

Fifteen Trees

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