Business & Corporate Sponsorship

Join our brilliant team of business supporters and sponsors.

We are welcoming new and returning sponsors for the coming Winter 2026 to Spring 2027 season.

If you would like to support our tree planting work, discuss a business partnership or sponsorship, large numbers of trees, or business donations, please contact our team.

We’ll arrange a call or meeting with you to talk through your ideas. We work with local, national and international businesses; we’re happy to work at any scale from one tree up to many thousands of trees.

Contact Kezia: kezia@treesontheland.com

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Notes on Sponsoring Trees:

Our next tree planting season will run December 2026 - March 2027.
For sponsorship projects, costs are between €5/£5 per tree and up to €30/£30 per tree for fruit and nut tree projects.
We welcome sponsors and corporate volunteers who would like to help out with tree planting. Trees are planted December to March each year and we encourage sponsors to rally a team and join in with the planting work.
When your tree planting is completed, we will provide you with a detailed planting report, showing where your trees have been planted, who will be looking after them, the species mixes used, management details and all sorts of other information.
Monitoring of trees & re-stocking: We monitor trees until they are five years old to ensure successful establishment. Additional trees are supplied and planted for re-stocking failed trees as needed.
Carbon: We don’t offer a formal carbon offset service. Ireland doesn’t have a regulated system for measuring or calculating carbon locked up in the diverse kinds of mixed-species tree cover that we plant for our projects. There are many complexities around ownership of the trees, the land they are planted on and the carbon stored in the trees and the soils. Trees provide many benefits and ecosystem services and carbon is certainly one of them; we outline all of the benefits of trees for each project rather than focusing on carbon.

We plant native Irish trees grown in Ireland from Irish seed. The most common species we plant are downy birch, common alder, oak (sessile & pedunculate), Scots pine, hazel, rowan, crab apple, hawthorn & blackthorn.
Sponsored trees are planted at appropriate sites as small woodlands, shelter belts, coppices, hedgerows, wood-pasture, orchards, individual trees, rows and avenues of trees, landscape and amenity trees, reforestation and agroforestry projects.

Trees are planted on farms and smallholdings, at community projects, in schools and colleges, at sports clubs, on hospital grounds and at many other sites.
Our community groups and landowners look after and manage the trees as they grow with advice and support from our team.
We work to establish permanent, continuous tree cover that will be managed as a sustainable resource for many generations. We don't guarantee that every tree will live to old age (though many will). Selected trees may be thinned, coppiced or felled in future years, some trees will blow down in storms, others may be attacked by pests and diseases. Trees drop seed and/or put up new growth from the roots; continuous cover management allows constant regeneration and permanent tree cover in the landscape.
All trees become the property of the landowner at the point of planting on agreement that they will be sustainably managed as permanent continuous tree cover.

Donations and sponsorship funds are used for:

Assessment, planning and design of tree planting projects.
Purchasing trees.
Packing, labelling and distribution of trees.
Planting of trees.
Monitoring of trees & re-stocking.
Other costs: Coordination costs, insurance, packaging materials, office and packing centre running costs, administration, communications and reporting.