Our Work / Progress

🌱 Our Work

What We Do — One Tree at a Time

Every Tree for a Hope is more than just a tree planting campaign — it’s a long-term movement for environmental change, community involvement, and climate resilience in Kabul.

Here’s what we do every week, without fail:

🌳 Weekly Tree Planting

We plant 6 drought-resistant trees every week in the dry hills around Kabul, focusing on areas affected by erosion, deforestation, and rising temperatures.
We choose hardy, fast-growing species like Acacia, Tamarisk, and Moringa that survive harsh conditions.

💧 Water & Tree Care

We don’t just plant and leave. Our team:

• Waters each tree regularly  on a weekly basis

• Uses soil-enhancing nutrients and moisture-retaining materials

• Adds protective fencing where needed

• Monitors the health and growth of every sapling
  
  

📍 Targeting the Right Places

We focus on bare hillsides and dust-prone zones around Kabul where greenery is most needed. These areas are selected based on:

• Soil condition

• Access to water (or stored water tanks)

• Community impact
  
  

📸 Transparency & Documentation

Each session is:

• Photographed and filmed

• Shared on social media and our website

• Logged in our public planting record

You can see exactly where your support goes—from sapling to tree.

🙋 Community Engagement

We involve:

• Local youth as volunteers

• Residents who help protect trees

• Schools and organizations who support environmental action

We believe in community-powered change.

🛠️ What We Use Donations For

• Tree saplings

• Soil strengthening materials

• Watering tools & tanks

• Fencing and protection

• Transportation to planting sites

🌍 Every act of planting helps fight climate change, dust storms, and land degradation.
Together, we are building a greener Kabul, one tree at a time.