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Whether you want to sponsor trees, bring a programme to your school, volunteer, or simply ask a question — we would love to hear from you.

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Questions, answered.

A few things people ask before they get in touch. If your question is not here, write to us.

Can our school join the Little Earth Guardians programme?

Yes. We are inviting schools, parents, teachers and communities to join us in creating greener, healthier learning environments. Email us with your school name, location and a contact person, and we will follow up.

How do I sponsor trees?

Choose a tier on our sponsorship section, transfer to the Access Bank account listed there, and email us the receipt with your preferred school or region. We will confirm your support and share the planting story.

Can I volunteer from outside The Gambia?

Yes. We welcome translators, storytellers, designers, researchers, fundraisers and teachers who can help remotely. Tell us what you do best and how much time you can offer.

Are donations tax-deductible?

TREE Foundation Gambia is a young nonprofit. If you need documentation for tax purposes in your country, please contact us before donating so we can tell you exactly what we can provide.

Where are you based?

We are based in Kololi, Kanifing, The Gambia. Our pilot programme is at Medina Kanuma Lower Basic School in the North Bank Region.

Prefer to give directly?

Bank: Access Bank (G) Ltd · Account name: TREE FOUNDATION GAMBIA · Account no: 0010110001034 · SWIFT: ACGAGMGF · Wave: +220 833906464.
Email us after your transfer so we can thank you and share where your trees are planted.