Corporate Partnerships
Partner with us and support a legacy
Our Corporate partners support new and existing schools and the ongoing delivery of the Trees for Survival programme to our growing number of schools across Aotearoa New Zealand.
By becoming a Corporate Partner, you are part of our legacy, supporting students, their school and community to grow, nurture and plant native trees.
As a Corporate Partner you can...
Join in on Planting Days
Have the opportunity to attend school planting days and receive the planting day report
Receive Quarterly Updates
Receive the quarterly Trees for Survival Newsletter and stay up to date with whats new!
Receive Annual Reports
Find out the impact TfS is having in our annual report
Enjoy content for your use
Receive monthly news articles and visuals from TfS to share with your team
Brand recognition
See your partnership with Trees for Survival acknowledged in our quarterly newsletter website and social media!
Partner Web Badges
Are you a proud supporter of the Trees for Survival Programme?
We would love your business to display our web badge on your website
Be in touch and we can send you our e- badge info@tfsnz.org.nz
We’ve partnered again with Trees for Survival to provide resources to schools, so students can grow and plant native trees.
In 2022, our support allowed students from 5 schools to collectively plant over 2,000 native trees. After seeing that incredible impact, we’ve quadrupled our support in 2023 and backed 22 schools. We are supporting 15 existing Trees for Survival schools and helping 7 new schools to be onboarded onto the programme.
Our support will help provide each new school with a shade house, so students can learn how to plant and care for their own native plants through Trees for Survival’s environmental education programme. The 22 schools we are supporting are either participants of the Kickstart Breakfast programme, or are close to a Fonterra farm or manufacturing site. This partnership was made possible through Fonterra’s Hapori Programme, which operates with partners across Aotearoa New Zealand to:
protect and regenerate the environment
put good quality nutrition in the hands of those who need it most
keep our communities strong.
The students replant the mature seedlings on Fonterra farms,
so it’s quite a full-circle moment.
– Shaheen Junge, Fonterra’s Community Engagement and Social Investment Manager,
about the special connection formed through the replanting process with students.
