Donate a Plant and Become a Green Challenger Today

When we plant a tree, we are sowing the seeds for the future. Trees are vital components of our ecosystem, providing air and water while helping to protect our planet. Each tree we plant enhances our environment by producing oxygen, improving air quality, mitigating climate change, conserving water, preserving soil, and supporting wildlife. Through the process of photosynthesis, trees absorb carbon dioxide and release the oxygen we breathe.

At Suma Blessings, tree planting is a joyful activity that takes place in schools, temples, and community neighborhoods. It serves as an inspiration for young minds and local communities to combat climate change and safeguard our planet.

We not only plant trees but also ensure their longevity by protecting them with Tree Guards and providing regular watering. The Tree Guard shields the plants from browsing animals, assists with ongoing maintenance during the weed control period, and acts as a marker for watering and monitoring. Each Tree Guard features the name of the donor or partner's logo alongside the Suma Blessings Foundation logo, promoting the sponsor’s brand image.

Anyone who plants five (5) Trees+ in a year is recognized as our "Green Challenger." Your support for our “Green Challenge” initiatives in any of the following ways demonstrates your commitment to preserving our Earth and environment for current and future generations:

• Planting without a Tree Guard in safe areas, such as homes, gated communities, and school or office compounds.
• Planting with PVC Tree Guards in open areas, including outside school compounds, public places, and along public roads.
• Planting with painted Concrete Tree Guards in schools, public areas, and along public roads. Four (4) concrete plates are used to protect each plant, with the sponsor’s name and logo inscribed on two plates, while the Suma Blessings logo is displayed on the other two plates.
• Sponsoring a Green Garden in a government school or temple to support Swachh Bharat initiatives, engaging school children in planting, cleanliness, and waste management activities. This helps create a healthy learning environment and lays the foundation for quality education.