Trees for Troops

Trees for Troops This year, Trees for Troops aims to deliver more than 18,000 trees to military families at 94 different bases.
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🎖️💚 Military Appreciation Month may be ending, but gratitude doesn’t expire on May 31.Supporting military families is a ...
06/02/2026

🎖️💚 Military Appreciation Month may be ending, but gratitude doesn’t expire on May 31.

Supporting military families is a year-round commitment, and that’s exactly what Trees for Troops® is all about. Every donation helps carry comfort, tradition, and Christmas Spirit to families who serve and sacrifice all year long.

As May comes to a close, this is a good moment to keep that spirit moving forward. A gift made now helps power the mission ahead.

👉 Give today: https://ow.ly/lw9g50RtyzR

Thank you for helping make sure appreciation turns into action. 🎄

06/01/2026

Long-time Trees for Troops supporter South Farm, the pickup location for all donated trees from New Hampshire and Vermont, is sharing a look at one of the ecological benefits a Christmas tree farm can have. 🌲💚

Posts like this are a good reminder that these farms do a lot more than grow future Christmas memories. They also create space for wildlife and support the land in meaningful ways.

🚒🎄Seven hundred eighty trees and a whole lot of helping hands. That’ll get your attention.Jean Scism Cady shared this ...
05/29/2026

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Seven hundred eighty trees and a whole lot of helping hands. That’ll get your attention.

Jean Scism Cady shared this look back at a big Trees for Troops® load day at Hahn Farm, where members of the Salt Point Fire Company, Pleasant Valley Fire Co #1, and friends from surrounding departments came together to help load trees for military families.

It’s the kind of post that reminds people how much muscle, teamwork, and community spirit go into getting these trees on the road.

Thank you to everyone who showed up, pitched in, and helped move the 2025 season forward.

What grabs you first in a post like this, the number of trees or the number of people it took to load them?

A few handwritten words can still stop you in your tracks. 💚❄️Looking back at the 2025 season, this tag simply said: “Th...
05/28/2026

A few handwritten words can still stop you in your tracks. 💚❄️

Looking back at the 2025 season, this tag simply said: “Thank You! Merry Christmas!” Bright ink, bold lettering, and a message tied to a tree in the middle of a snowy pickup day.

That’s what makes these tags matter. They’re small, but they travel with the tree and land right in the middle of a real family moment.

Thank you to everyone who took the time to add messages like this to the 2025 season. Those notes carried more than you know. ✨

🇺🇸 This Memorial Day, hearts turn to the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our nation.Their sacrifi...
05/25/2026

🇺🇸 This Memorial Day, hearts turn to the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our nation.

Their sacrifice is not forgotten. Their names, their stories, and the love their families still carry matter deeply.

Today is a day to pause, remember, and honor those who gave everything, along with the families who live with that loss and that legacy.

Trees for Troops® stands in grateful remembrance.

💜🎄Some of the most important holiday moments start long before a tree reaches a home.This post from Hickory Hills Chri...
05/22/2026

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Some of the most important holiday moments start long before a tree reaches a home.

This post from Hickory Hills Christmas Tree Farm is a great look back at the 2025 season and the work it took to keep trees moving. A truck, a farm, rows of netted trees, and the kind of partnership that makes this mission possible.

Thank you to Hickory Hills Christmas Tree Farm for being part of Trees for Troops®, and a special thank you to FedEx, whose support helps carry this mission forward in such a big way.

What part of this photo stands out to you most, the trees waiting to go or the teamwork it takes to get them there?

✨🎄Some trees don’t need much to make a room feel like Christmas.Heather Hinz shared this beautiful 2025 season moment ...
05/21/2026

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Some trees don’t need much to make a room feel like Christmas.

Heather Hinz shared this beautiful 2025 season moment with one simple word: grateful. And honestly, that says a lot. The soft white lights, the quiet room, and that bright tree in the corner feel like one of those holiday scenes that doesn’t need much explanation.

Thank you, Heather, for sharing this with us. 💚

White lights or colored lights?

05/19/2026

More farming for the future. 🌱🎄

Richardson Cut-Your-Own Christmas Tree Farm AKA Richardson "World's Largest" Corn Maze, a long-time supporter and donor to Trees for Troops®, is already planting baby Christmas trees for future Christmas memories. And yes, that is CSF Board of Trustees Chair Wendy Richardson riding in the planting machine. 💚

This is the kind of work that starts years before a tree ever reaches a military family’s home. It takes vision, patience, and people who believe in the mission season after season.

Check it out: https://ow.ly/pXn950Z0bRz

05/15/2026

There is always more to Christmas tree farming than people see at first glance. 🌱🎄

South Farm, a Trees for Troops® supporter and donor in New Hampshire, is giving another little look at how much can go into growing Christmas trees. The work is hands-on, long-term, and full of care every step of the way.

That kind of commitment is part of what keeps future Christmas memories growing.

🌲💚Looking back at the 2025 season, posts like this say a lot about what made it special.Skipper Family Farms est. 1912...
05/15/2026

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Looking back at the 2025 season, posts like this say a lot about what made it special.

Skipper Family Farms est. 1912, LLC shared that they sent 100 Trees for Troops® trees to Panama City, Florida for military families who might not otherwise have had one. It’s a simple post, but it carries a big message. Generosity on the farm became comfort, tradition, and Christmas memories in homes far from where those trees were cut.

Thank you to Skipper Family Farms for being part of the 2025 season and for helping make sure military families felt remembered.

What stands out to you most in a post like this, the number of trees or the heart behind them?

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