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TREE AID

We help people in dryland Africa use trees to fight poverty & protect the environment.

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About TREE AID

We use trees to help Africa's poorest communities lift themselves out of poverty and protect their environment for good. We make sure families have nutritious food to eat, products to sell at market, and the skills needed to protect their land. Thank you for your support.

www.treeaid.org.uk

info@treeaid.org.uk

TREE AID Registered charity number 1135156

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"In memory of a trusted and valued colleague from all your friends at Smiths News. Gone but never forgotten."

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"Trees are good!"

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"Thank you for inviting us to the reception in London. It was so inspiring to hear about your great work. Alison & Julian Malton"

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£75.00 + £18.75 Gift Aid

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"Dear Lizi - with love always from Uncle Mark, Auntie Kate and Daisy Doo"

Mark Fitchett donated

£50.00 + £12.50 Gift Aid

Stephen Hayes has raised $4,744.19 so far

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