December 14, 2015
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Memorial Trees
TREES PLANTED
Twenty five trees have been planted in memory of Ken McMaster, father of Rob McMaster (G.J. Gardner Homes, Ballarat). The trees were planted at Glenvale Christian School Primary School. They were very well received by staff, parents and students of the school community.
It’s now a pleasing sight to see all these tree guards protecting little trees dotted around the school grounds! Looking forward to the day when I can compare photos from today, to photos of when students are sitting under them (or climbing them!) and enjoying their shade! Letty de Kroon | Glenvale Christian Primary SchoolThe trees (25) for Glenvale PS were organised by Mr Ross Morley, Managing Director of G. J. Gardner Homes (Vic/Tas). Ross, Elaine and the team send their heart felt condolences to Rob on the loss of his father. Slainte – Colleen
RECENT TREE PLANTINGS
750 TREES PLANTED
September 5, 2024
‘Thank you to the supporters of Fifteen Trees such as G.J. Gardner Homes Mildura. With your contribution, Mallee Conservation can restore habitat for the beautiful, endangered Pink Cockatoo. It also supports Traditional Owner self- determination for our local mob.’ Mallee Conservation.
240 TREES PLANTED
September 5, 2024
Gaynor Atkin, of Atkin Collective, cares for country. Partnering with Fifteen Trees, Gaynor’s support of our tree planting projects in Victoria has seen 200 native trees planted.
Victoria
2430 TREES PLANTED
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‘Nature is not a place to visit, it is a home that we all belong to, so it’s only fitting to give back’. This is a quote we heard a long time ago and it’s something that stuck with us and something we try to live by. Mark and Karyn Pemmelaar.
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