Our program supports the
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
The UN Environment Programme's Trillion Tree Campaign seeks to repopulate the world's trees to combat climate change with a nature-based solution.
LAYERS OF IMPACT
Your support will help advance both social and environmental well-being, including:
Social Impact:
- Providing sustainable livelihoods
- Alleviating poverty and hunger
- Facilitating green education for children
- Empowering women and supporting gender equality
- Teaching the importance of reforestation and preservation
- Strengthening a sense of community
Environmental Impact:
- Offsetting carbon
- Providing oxygen and clean air
- Reforesting land Restoring the quality of the soil
- Planting a variety of trees indigenous to each region
Fruit trees to provide nutrition and further income
Mangrove trees to protect shores and preserve biodiversity
- Preventing water runoff to lessen bacteria going into the ocean
THE Growing IMPACT OF THE ONE HEART FOREST: TANZANIA
340,301 Trees Planted So Far
8,508 Tons of Carbon Dioxide Absorbed Yearly
8,508 Tons of Carbon Dioxide Absorbed Yearly
8,508 Tons of Carbon Dioxide Absorbed Yearly
8,508 Tons of Carbon Dioxide Absorbed Yearly
8,508 Tons of Carbon Dioxide Absorbed Yearly
34,030 Tons of Oxygen Created Yearly
8,508 Tons of Carbon Dioxide Absorbed Yearly
34,030 Tons of Oxygen Created Yearly
340 Hectares of Land Reforested
340 Hectares of Land Reforested
34,030 Tons of Oxygen Created Yearly
76,038 Work Hours Created
340 Hectares of Land Reforested
3,000+ Children Educated Yearly
3,000+ Children Educated Yearly
340 Hectares of Land Reforested
3,000+ Children Educated Yearly
$48,214 Income from Work
$302,120 Projected Income from Fruit
$302,120 Projected Income from Fruit
$302,120 Projected Income from Fruit
$302,120 Projected Income from Fruit
$302,120 Projected Income from Fruit
Planting TREES ANYWHERE BENEFITs US EVERYWHERE
Every day, trees benefit us in a wide variety of ways. No matter where they’re growing in the world, they positively affect us all.
Trees provide one third of the oxygen we breathe. As trees grow, they help reduce climate change by removing carbon dioxide from the air, storing carbon in the trees and soil, and releasing oxygen into the atmosphere. They also remove pollution from the atmosphere, improving air quality and human health.
Trees lessen the amount of stormwater runoff, which reduces erosion and pollution in our waterways, reducing the effects of flooding.
Many species of wildlife depend on trees for habitat. Trees provide food, protection, and homes for many birds and mammals as forests house 50% of all life on the planet.
Those are only a few of the ways trees protect humanity and are essential to our ecosystem. However, over the past 100 years, mankind has been destroying our great protectors through deforestation and carbon output, causing a rise in temperatures and adding to global warming. It’s up to us to find solutions.
By far the most cost-effective of all the big solutions is to protect and restore forests while reducing carbon emissions. That’s why we’ve joined the trillion tree campaign and why we’re inviting individuals and forward-thinking corporate leaders who understand that trees are a critical tool in the fight against climate change.
This effort could capture an estimated 200 gigatonnes of carbon over the coming decades, an amount equal to two-thirds of the pollution produced since the Industrial Revolution.
Planting 1 trillion trees won’t be easy, but each one of us can make a difference. Together, we can create the kind of change needed to heal our planet.
GLOBAL PARTNERSHIPS
We have partnerships in 21 countries around the world. Where would you like to create local impact?
AFRICA
- Tanzania
- Madagascar
- Mozambique
- Kenya
- Uganda
- Ghana
- South Africa
ASIA
- The Philippines
- India
- Nepal
- Indonesia
- Timor Leste
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA
- Nicaragua
- Bolivian Amazon
- Brazil
NORTH AMERICA
- USA
- Canada
- Mexico
- Haiti
OCEANIA
- Australia
EUROPE
- Romania
CLIMATE CHANGE Affecting Our Daily Lives
Power Outages
Mental Health Impact
Power Outages
Power outages due to extreme storms cause an array of problems. More than 4.5 million homes and business were affected in Texas alone in February 2021.
Droughts
Mental Health Impact
Power Outages
Droughts are becoming more widespread and getting worse each year. In California, as well as other regions, drinking water is threatened from lakes drying up.
Mental Health Impact
Mental Health Impact
Physical Health Impact
Experiencing an extreme weather event can cause stress and other mental health consequences, particularly when a person loses loved ones or their home.
Physical Health Impact
Rising Home and Business Costs
Physical Health Impact
Exposure to extreme heat can lead to heat stroke and dehydration, as well as cardiovascular, respiratory, and cerebrovascular disease.
Rising Food Prices
Rising Home and Business Costs
Rising Home and Business Costs
Food prices will keep going up due to heatwaves and droughts causing crops to fail. Eventually there will be a shortage of food.
Rising Home and Business Costs
Rising Home and Business Costs
Rising Home and Business Costs
Insurance, heating and air conditioning prices for homes and businesses will keep rising due to severe weather conditions.
Beer Supply Impact
Impact Coffee Production
Beer Supply Impact
Beer supplies will suffer because hops have been plagued by drought and barley has been damaged by heavy rain.
Dying Coral Reefs
Impact Coffee Production
Beer Supply Impact
The high heat index is bleaching and acidifying coral reefs, causing them to die due to rising temperatures. They're an important part of our eco system and we depend on them for the food chain.
Impact Coffee Production
Impact Coffee Production
Impact Coffee Production
Coffee production is suffering because they need cool mountain slopes to grow, so prices are going up and there will be a shortage.
WHY THIS IS URGENT
On December 12, 2021, Typhoon Rai caused $794.72 million in damage in the Philippines killing 410 people. (Credit: Reuters)
2021 California wildfires burned 2,569,009 acres destroying at least 3,629 homes/lives and structures. (Credit: Noah Berger/AP)
The unprecedented storm on December 15-16, 2021 spurred a record breaking 111 tornados in the U.S. within 8 hours. (Credit: Greg Eans AP)
Sweeping storms caused more than $195 billion in property damages, flooding Texas in February 2021. (Credit: CBS7)
Hurricane Ida caused 32 deaths along the Gulf Coast and devastating flash flooding that claimed an additional 56 lives. (Credit: NPR)
New York's Subway was unprecedentedly flooded with 75 million gallons of water causing $75 million in damages. (Credit: BBC)
The December 10-11, 2021 U.S. outbreak of 70 tornados tore across 5 states causing $18 billion in damage and 91 deaths. (Credit CBS News)
2021 Typhoon Surigae - 1st Super Typhoon of Western Pacific, caused $10.47 million in damage.
Cyclone Tauktae killed over 200 people in May 2021 after hitting India. (Credit: NDTV)
Deadly flooding in Germany and Belgium in July 2021 killed more than 230 people. (Credit: AP)
MEET OUR TOP CONTRIBUTORS
CHEROKEE UNIFORMS
THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE
THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE
Cherokee Uniforms stepped up to honor healthcare workers lost around the world to Covid-19 with a donation of 115,000 trees.
They also launched a new eco-friendly line called Euphoria.
THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE
THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE
THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE
David Block, also known as The Human Experience, created tree sculptures and committed to donate 100% of the proceeds to planting trees with us, as well as other organizations doing good for the world.
His donation thus far has totaled 115,000 trees from purchases by Brock Pierce, Crystal Rose, and Raghu Kilambi.
KIRARV CAPITAL
THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE
KIRARV CAPITAL
Raghu Kilambi of Kirarv Capital kicked off the entire program on behalf of all US healthcare workers lost to Covid-19 and all the children in the US who lost a parent to Covid-19, for a total donation of 44,000 trees.
He later purchased a tree sculpture made by David Block who made an additional donation of 50,000 trees on his behalf.
SUPPoRTERS OF THE ONE HEART fOREST
Rene Ramos
REPUBLIC INVESTMENT GROUP
REPUBLIC INVESTMENT GROUP
Rene Ramos donated 5,000 trees to honor those we've lost and to support our planet.
REPUBLIC INVESTMENT GROUP
REPUBLIC INVESTMENT GROUP
REPUBLIC INVESTMENT GROUP
Republic Investment Group donated 20,000 trees In loving memory of those we have lost, committing to take care of all life on Earth.
Tyler Bacon
REPUBLIC INVESTMENT GROUP
Tyler Bacon
Tyler Bacon donated 3,330 trees to support a healthier planet for all.
ADVOCATES OF THE ONE HEART FOREST
VAL KILMER
ROBBIE ROBERTSON
VAL KILMER
MAROON 5
ROBBIE ROBERTSON
VAL KILMER
ROBBIE ROBERTSON
ROBBIE ROBERTSON
ROBBIE ROBERTSON
LET'S GROW TOGETHER
Your donation will have a meaningful social and environmental impact. Thanks for making a positive difference! Every dollar counts. 🤍