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Don’t Forget: Plant a Tree in Israel with Your Purchase by Feb. 15!

Plant a Tree in Southern Israel with Every Purchase $120 & Up – From February 1st Through February 15th!

In honor of Tu BiShvat 2026, known in Jewish tradition as the New Year of the Trees, we’re helping our customers plant their own tree in Israel!

From February 1 through February 15, for every purchase of $120 and up on our site (excluding taxes and shipping), we will donate to Keren Kayemet LeYisrael (KKL-JNF) to have a tree planted in your name at no extra cost to you. This year, we have chosen to donate to the Re’im Forest, the site of the Nova Music Festival massacre on October 7, 2023, which has since been developed into a memorial site with the support of KKL-JNF.

Shop our site to support Israeli artists while planting much-needed new life in the Land of Israel!
Reim Forest
How It Works

1. Place an order on our site totaling $120 or more, excluding shipping charges and taxes, between now and February 15th - all items sitewide are valid!

2. We will make a donation to Keren Kayemet LeYisrael, Israel’s largest tree-planting organization, in your name (an $18 value).

3. You will receive an official certificate via email confirming your donation; certificates will be sent out during the month of March after the completion of the campaign.

(Contact our customer service team if you’d like the certificate to have a different name than the one on your account.)

4. Keren Kayemet LeYisrael will plant all the trees we collectively donate through our site in the Re’im Forest, the site of the Nova Music Festival massacre on October 7, 2023, which has since been developed into a memorial site with the support of KKL-JNF.

Help us plant new life in the area where life was destroyed!

If you'd like to donate directly or add on additional tree donations to your order beyond your free tree, you may purchase additional trees here at $18 each.

 

SHOP NOW & DONATE A TREE

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Shokeda Forest
Replanting Life After Destruction

All the trees we donate will be planted in the Gaza Envelope area of southern Israel, also known as the "Otef," in the area that was attacked by Hamas on October 7, 2023. Approximately 1,200 people were killed on that day, with over 250 taken captive. Many survivors of the onslaught have had their homes and villages destroyed, and the area still struggles to rebuild.

The funds donated to Keren Kayemet LeYisrael through our campaign will be used directly to plant trees to help bring new life to southern Israel.

 

Our Donation Goals

Every tree counts! Help us reach our goals so that together we can plant:

 

1,000 Trees = New Grove

2,000 Trees = New Woodland

4,000 Trees = New Forest

 

Shop on our site today and get yourself something special from Israel while directly helping to revive the land!

Don’t forget, every order of $120 or more means one tree donation, valid on orders placed from February 1 through February 15.

 

SHOP NOW & DONATE A TREE

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