Scalable Positive Impact
We don't plant thousands. We help mobilise millions, from a single fundraiser to uniting nations for country-wide planting days.
Donations support future batch planting. Published evidence includes before-and-after footage, GPS coordinates, and counts for reference plots, not a donor-specific tree allocation.
See the average-cost support equivalent
$25 supports 250 mangroves at the stated average planting cost.
Plot 01 · after planting
Watch before, after and the AI count
What 10 cents covers
Ten cents is the Foundation's stated average cost for one seedling within a batch planting run. Donations are processed by Stripe. Stripe's card processing fee comes out of the gift; nothing extra is charged to you and no tip is asked.
What it does not cover: 10 cents is the average planting cost across a planting run, not a per-tree invoice, donor allocation, planting-date promise, or survival guarantee. You can inspect published plot evidence, not a tree with your name on it.
Where these numbers come from. The Ethiopia figures are the national totals for the 3 August 2026 planting day, announced by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and reported by Xinhua. The ministerial commitments were counted in November 2025. These are government-reported figures, not counts we made ourselves. The plot 01 count and coordinates are the numbers we verify ourselves, on this page, with the raw footage attached.
The problem
Most tree charities ask you to trust a number in an annual report. Your donation disappears into a total, and you never see a single tree it planted. That gap between giving and knowing is why good people stop giving.
We think generosity deserves proof, not just a thank-you email.
Plant Trees →Radical transparency
This page publishes before-and-after footage, coordinates, and a counted total for a reference planting plot. The coordinates open on satellite and each clip links to an original file. This is plot-level evidence, not proof that a particular donation funded particular trees.
Field evidence · Dar es Salaam coast, Tanzania · filmed 23 July 2026
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Bare tidal flat. Nothing planted yet, coordinates on record.
Count every frame of this footage and you get 37,616 detections. Count every tree and you get 413, because each seedling is given a stable ID and tracked between frames instead of being added up again and again.
What that number is: our own AI count of our own footage of this one plot, measured at better than 97.5% accuracy. It is not an independent audit. The untouched original file is linked on the clip above so you can count it yourself.
Who's behind this
We know why you hesitate to give. Proof shouldn't be too much to ask, so we built the Foundation around it.
Jimi's mother is an environmental activist, and he planted his first tree with her at the age of four. In 2019 the Australian bushfires burned for over six months and killed billions of animals, and watching it brought him to one of the lowest points of his life. He turned that grief into a fundraiser, then planted trees for 24 straight hours, three times over. It ended in an official world record.
Jimi's mother is an environmental activist. She campaigned against illegal deforestation by walking hundreds of kilometres and leading planting campaigns. Surrounded by that passion, Jimi planted his first tree at the age of four.
Then, in 2019, the forest fires engulfed Australia for over six months and burned billions of animals alive. Watching video after video led to one of the lowest points in his life. It compelled him to take action and launch a fundraiser.
As donations came in, he felt a surge of passion and aliveness, and the hopelessness dissipated away. That passion fuelled him to plant trees for 24 straight hours, three times, until he officially broke a world record.
On 31 July 2025, Jimi was in Ethiopia, where Treegens partnered with the Ethiopian Government to help them unite 29 million people and plant 714 million trees in a single day, in the first ever GROWlympic Games. We don't claim this alone; we were there to help make it happen.
In November 2025, Treegens secured commitments from 13 environmental leaders, mostly Ministers of Environment, to do exactly what Ethiopia did: a country-wide tree planting day.
On 3 August 2026, Treegens joined Ethiopia's next national planting day, where 26 million people planted 805.3 million trees in a single day, beating the year before. Next comes the big one: 1 billion trees on Earth Day, 22 April 2027.
Plants his first tree.
Australian bushfires spark a fundraiser, and a mission.
Three 24-hour planting marathons, then a world record.
Ethiopia: helped unite 29M people and plant 714M trees in a day, in the first ever GROWlympic Games.
13 ministers commit to country-wide tree planting days.
Ethiopia again: 26M people planted 805.3M trees in a single day.
The goal: 1 billion trees on Earth Day.
We don't plant thousands. We help mobilise millions, from a single fundraiser to uniting nations for country-wide planting days.
Published reference plots include before-and-after video, GPS coordinates, and counts. They show the work at plot level without assigning individual trees to donors.
We give because the planet and its people need it, not for what comes back. Generosity is the point, not the means.
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Where your money goes
Choose a one-time or monthly gift and pay on Stripe's secure page. Each $0.10 is shown as one mangrove at the stated average batch cost.
Local teams plant mangroves along vulnerable coastlines, where they take root fast and hold the shoreline together.
Published reference plots include before-and-after footage, GPS coordinates, and counts. Donations are not matched to individual trees.
Monthly contributors
Mangrove roots lock together to hold a coastline in place. Monthly contributors do the same for our planting teams.
$10/month
The seed that starts a forest.
1,200 mangroves supported a year
$25/month
Taking root on the tidal flat.
3,000 mangroves supported a year
$50/month
Standing guard where sea meets land.
6,000 mangroves supported a year
$100/month
A whole forest, one month at a time.
12,000 mangroves supported a year
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Any monthly gift from $10 counts toward the highest level it reaches. After your first gift we contact you at the email you give at checkout to confirm how your name should appear and, for Forest Makers, your T-shirt size and address. Perks are thank-you gifts, and their value may reduce the tax-deductible part of a gift. Mangrove numbers use the stated average planting cost, not a donor-specific tree allocation.
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Your gift funds the next planting run: local teams plant mangroves along vulnerable coastlines in batches, so we do not promise a specific planting date.
Planting sites are filmed before and after and logged by GPS, like plot 01 above. Sign up for updates below to follow the trees you helped plant.
The road to one billion trees
On 3 August 2026, 26 million people in Ethiopia planted 805.3 million trees in a single day.
Your support can contribute to the next planting campaign.
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counted, and logged as evidence. No individual-tree allocation or record outcome is promised.
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Good to know
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Mangroves protect coastal communities from storms and rebuild the fisheries people depend on. They're planted by local teams at high volume along coastlines, which keeps the cost of each tree to ten cents. It is an average across a planting run rather than a fixed price per tree, and it does not promise that every seedling survives. See the full breakdown of the 10 cents.
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