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We plant sustainable olive tree farms for Palestinian farmers

28/09/2026

Still on today and all week! Come celebrate Palestinian culture, resiliency, and the mighty olive tree 🌳

22/09/2026

Today's the day! We're so proud to share this exhibit of our farmers with you, NYC. And on International Day of Peace, no less. Thank you so much to everyone who came out for opening day, and if you missed it, no worries—you can find us at Municipal Plaza, steps from City Hall, until October 5. Or stay tuned here, where we'll be sharing these images and more from the exhibit over the coming weeks. 🕊🌿

20/09/2026

A TREE GROWS IN PALESTINE opens tomorrow at 11am--right outside the Federal courthouse in Manhattan. Drop by and say hello to 14 Palestinian farmers!

19/09/2026

Hamza is seven, wearing a New York tee, and throwing a peace sign in a West Bank olive grove. We could all learn from this fella.

Now he's in the city on his shirt.

A Tree Grows in Palestine opens in NYC on the Monday Sept 21 at 11am: 14 life-size portraits of Palestinian farmers, outdoors on St. Andrew's Plaza.

Drop by, say hello.

📍 St. Andrew's Plaza, Centre Street (Civic Center)
🚇 4/5/6 to Brooklyn Bridge–City Hall, a one-minute walk; R to City Hall; 2/3 to Park Place; A/C to Chambers
🗓 September 21 – October 5, free and open to the public
🌳 Steps from City Hall. Bring your lunch.

Presented by Treedom for Palestine, with support from Penny Appeal USA

30/08/2026

When Nassir talks about his life, it's alway through the lens of others: The struggling family he left school at a young age to help support; His wife and five children that fill him both pride and fear for their unknowable futures; His elderly father who struggles to walk and stand. Responsibility, he says, "has been my constant companion."

Nassir never had the opportunity to build anything for himself or his family. Working the fields of other's farms has allowed him to put food on the table, but at 53 he knows he can't continue forever. He doesn't have the land for a full-scale Freedom Farm, but he does have a little strip of arid hillside that he's never had the means to cultivate.

Countless farmers across the West Bank are like Nassir, and now, they can join the Treedom family, too. Foothold Farms bring dignity, income, and stability to the families that need it the most.

Donate today today help more Palestinian families get their foothold. Link in bio.

27/08/2026

Suzy grows garlic on the Chilliwack River in British Columbia. Every year she sells the harvest and sends money to plant trees in Palestine.

This year the flooding took out the road to her farm. So seven friends walked down the trail and carried the garlic out on foot—650 vertical meters, ten to fifteen kilos on each back.

Six thousand miles away, a family in the West Bank is putting 250 olive trees into the ground.

So who plants a Freedom Farm? The honest answer is: someone like Suzy, her husband Dave, and their pal Diane who orchestrated the whole haul. It happens in Chilliwack. It happens in far flung places that will never see an olive tree. It happens in places a Palestinian family would never expect.

But it happens.

Thank you, Suzy, Dave, and Diane––and everyone who piled braided garlic into their backpacks and began to climb.

24/08/2026

What kind of a future do you want?

Join us in building it. Donate today. 🌳 🌿

20/08/2026

For many of our farmers, the land is like a member of the family—at once a patient, wise ancestor providing comfort and guidance, and a wild and vibrant young child, full of life and in need of care and nurturing. Working the land connects generations, stregthens culture, and provides the material needs for a safe, secure, and healthy life.

18/08/2026

It's the most vulnerable among us that need our help the most. That's why we're excited to launch our newest project: Foothold Farms.

Foothold Farms are all about meeting people where they're at, reducing barriers to stability, dignity, and income for some of our most disadvantaged farmers.

14/08/2026

"Today, the farmer is the frontline defender of sovereignty, environmental justice, and the right to life itself"
- Fuad Abu Saif

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