TreeDon is your third hand on the ground to carry out and facilitate all your charitable actions in Africa. You carry the sincere intention in your heart; we are your acting hands among vulnerable families.
From planting fruit orchards as Sadaqa Jariya to preparing Eid al-Adha 2027 and your newborn’s Aqiqa according to the strictest Islamic rites: enjoy total traceability with personalised videos, a personal Dua and a gifted fruit tree with every act.
Plant a fruit treeAll geo-referenced and audited
Guided towards independence
Certified carbon sequestration
Owners of 100% of the harvests
TreeDon was born from a simple, recurring observation: most emergency charity actions provide fleeting relief — a food basket that lasts a week, a financial gift quickly spent. Necessary as they are, these actions do not allow families to durably break the cycle of insecurity.
We chose another path: regenerative agroforestry combined with the nobility of Sadaqa Jariya. Planting a fruit tree means offering 30, 50 or 100 years of continuous food, dozens of kilos of vitamins each season, welcome shade, and marketable farm surpluses.
Our team brings together African agronomy engineers, village master nursery-keepers, solar irrigation technicians and humanitarian coordinators. We refuse superfluous middlemen: every euro entrusted is invested directly in the land, first-choice grafted plants, water drilling and video follow-up.
Absolute proof of your act: engraved wooden plaque, real planting video and satellite coordinates.
The harvests belong entirely to the families. No middleman takes a commission on their fruit.
No planting without a secured water point. Free replacement guarantee for 3 years in case of climate hazards.
“There is no Muslim who plants a tree or sows a seed from which a bird, a person or an animal eats, except that it is a rewarded charity (Sadaqa) for him.”
Every funded tree contributes at once to four measurable transformations on the ground.
Beat child malnutrition in remote areas by providing fresh fruit rich in vitamins A, C, potassium and fibre (guavas, mangoes, bananas, dates).
Let smallholders sell fruit surpluses at weekly markets to fund children’s schooling, small livestock and access to healthcare.
Slow desertification and sand encroachment in the Sahel and oases. Trees create a shaded microclimate, hold fertile soil and capture up to 35 kg of CO₂/year.
Offer benefactors a continuous charity of priceless value, documented by satellite with a plaque personalised with the name of the family or of an honoured departed loved one.
TreeDon is your third hand on the ground to carry out and facilitate all your noble actions. You carry the intention in your heart; we are your charitable hands among the most deprived. For every sacrifice we scrupulously respect Islamic conditions, recite a personalised Dua on video in your name, and offer you a fruit tree planted in your honour.
We are already preparing the Eid al-Adha 2027 operation with our breeders and partner teams in Uganda, Senegal, Cameroon, Madagascar and Kenya. Book early to secure a healthy, compliant animal at the best solidarity price.
Keep the Sunnah of the Prophet ﷺ alive for your child’s birth: 1 sheep for a girl (167 €) or 2 sheep for a boy (334 €). We operate in Uganda, Senegal, Cameroon, Madagascar and Kenya.
Our work relies on a rigorous selection of beneficiary households carried out jointly with village chiefs and local women’s committees.
Farmers who own a small plot but lack the financial means to buy certified fruit plants or install irrigation.
100% of the harvests belong to the household. Nothing goes back to TreeDon. Surpluses are sold to fund health, housing and schooling.
Groups of widows and mothers who pool the harvest and learn artisanal fruit processing.
Creation of local workshops for jams, pressed juices and solar drying of mangoes and dates, generating a regular income.
Isolated institutions where children walk kilometres on an empty stomach, causing absenteeism and severe undernutrition.
Each partner school receives an orchard of 20 to 50 trees. Daily distribution of fresh, vitamin-rich fruit at break time.
People from around the world who want to give continuous charity (for themselves or in tribute to a departed loved one) with tangible proof.
Full report within 7 to 9 days (20 days max in case of field delay): certificate with engraved name, high-definition photos, personalised video and satellite GPS coordinates.
We select each zone based on climate vulnerability, rural poverty and the agronomic suitability of the soil.
Rapid deforestation on hillsides, landslides and chronic malnutrition among rural schoolchildren.
Creation of tiered orchards of Hass avocados, grafted mangoes and bananas. Direct supply of orphanages and school canteens.
“TreeDon’s mangoes and avocados let our 3 orphanages have fresh fruit every day without relying on outside purchases. It is a living blessing.” — Ronald Mukasa, Jinja
Leached, poor soils, deforestation for charcoal and the precarious state of rural school canteens.
Creation of school and community orchards in multi-layered agroforestry. Guaranteed food self-sufficiency for canteens.
“The banana tree gave its first bunch in only 9 months. It feeds the neighbouring orphanage and the surplus funds pupils’ supplies.” — Mamadou Lamine Diatta, Casamance
Trees available soon in this country.
Unstable incomes for smallholders facing world prices and too few food orchards for self-consumption.
Integration of highly nutritious fruit trees (safou, avocado, citrus) that yield staggered harvests all year.
“The safou and avocado trees are life insurance for our families. Their harvests feed our homes and fund our elders’ medical care.” — Jean-Paul Kamdem, Bafoussam
Trees available soon in this country.
Catastrophic hillside erosion (lavaka) caused by deforestation, chronic malnutrition affecting 48% of children.
Agroforestry reforestation on terraces with guava and deep-rooted fruit trees that hold the soil and withstand storms.
“Two guava trees are enough to supply all the vitamin C for a class of 30 children all year. The soil no longer slides during heavy rain.” — Rado Rakotomalala, Ampasipotsy
Recurring droughts in East Africa, drying-up of traditional wells and acute vitamin deficiency among herding families.
Planting of frugal, highly drought-resistant species (Tommy Atkins mangoes, papayas, hardy citrus) combined with micro water-retention basins.
“Even in the dry season without rain, the mango and papaya trees planted by TreeDon keep bearing fruit for our community.” — Mary Mutua, Kitui
Trees available soon in this country.
Our agronomic cycle ensures that every funded tree is truly planted, irrigated and maintained over the long term.
Before any planting, our agronomists analyse soil pH and sunlight and sign a notarised agreement with the village chief guaranteeing the farmer’s inalienable ownership.
TreeDon’s golden rule: no tree is planted without permanent water. We connect the plot to a solar reservoir and install water-saving porous pipes.
We select vigorous grafted plants at least 12 to 24 months old from our local partner nurseries, ensuring early first fruiting.
The tree is planted with natural organic soil improver. A solid-wood plaque, pyro-engraved with the donor’s or tribute name, is fixed at the foot of the trunk.
Our technicians record the exact geographic coordinates (latitude/longitude) and film a personalised planting video dedicated to the donor.
You receive your digital certificate, video link and Google Maps coordinates within 7 to 9 days (20 days max in case of field delays). TreeDon handles the agronomic follow-up and replaces the tree free of charge if it dies.
Comparison between a classic emergency humanitarian gift and sponsoring a fruit tree as Sadaqa Jariya.
The tree and all of its fruit belong 100% to the farming family, orphanage or beneficiary school. TreeDon takes no tithe or share of the harvest. The farmer is free to eat and sell their fruit.
TreeDon applies a 3-year replacement guarantee. If a tree dies because of an exceptional drought or a cyclone, our nursery-keepers replace it free of charge with no extra cost for the donor or the farmer.
Absolutely. When ordering, you enter the name you wish (e.g. “In the name of my father Hadj Mohamed” or “Benali Family”). This name is branded on the wooden plaque and appears prominently on your official sponsorship certificate.
The slaughterer or our field representative explicitly states your name (or your baby’s name for the Aqiqa) before the ritual slaughter and recites the established Prophetic invocations (Bismillāh Allāhu Akbar, supplications for divine acceptance and blessing). The full high-definition video is sent to you within 7 to 9 days (20 days max in case of field delays) through your donor area.
We believe a one-off act of devotion (the sacrifice) deserves to give rise to a lasting reward (Sadaqa Jariya). The fruit tree planted in your name or your child’s name will keep flowering, shading the land and feeding the village children for decades, continually multiplying your good deeds.
Within 7 to 9 working days after your gift (20 days max in case of field delays), you receive by secure email your full file: the personalised video of your tree, high-definition photos of the plaque with your name, and the Google Maps satellite link with the exact latitude and longitude of the plot.
From just 27 € to sponsor Soursop Tree. Receive your video and GPS coordinates within 7 to 9 days (20 days max).
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