How it works

You send a message.
We grow it into a tree.

Here's exactly what happens after you order — where your tree goes, who plants it, and why it actually survives.

Step 01

You write the card

Choose the occasion, pick a design, and personalise it with your own message. This is the part that used to matter — the moment you actually stop and think about someone. Then you check out securely.

Step 02

Your gift funds a real sapling

Your payment funds an actual tree — a real, native sapling assigned to a reforestation project in Pakistan. Not a symbolic certificate. A tree that goes in the ground.

Step 03

WWF Pakistan plants & cares for it

In partnership with WWF Pakistan, your tree is planted at a managed reforestation site and looked after — watered, protected, and monitored through the fragile early years when most trees die. This is the part that makes it last.

Step 04

It grows for life

Your tree keeps growing for decades — pulling carbon out of Pakistan's air, giving shade and habitat, and standing as a living reminder of the moment you sent it. Ongoing charity that keeps giving.

The difference that matters

We don't hand you a plant to keep alive.

Anyone can sell you a sapling in a pot. The problem is what happens next: without the right site, water, and care, most young trees simply die. A gift that dies isn't much of a gift.

That's why we work with WWF Pakistan — one of the country's most established conservation organisations. Your tree isn't left in a backyard to fend for itself. It's planted at a real reforestation site and cared for by people whose job is making sure it survives.

So when we say “we plant a tree,” we mean a tree that's actually looked after — in the right place, by the right hands, for the long haul.

Where we plant

Real sites, native species.

Trees are planted at reforestation sites across Pakistan, chosen for where they'll do the most good — restoring degraded land, supporting local ecosystems, and adding green cover where it's needed most. We favour native and climate-appropriate species so the trees belong where they stand.

Ready to plant your first one?