Restore land and livelihoods
In Palestine, Syria, and Iraq, blessed olive trees are the silent victims of war. In Palestine alone, since October 7th, more than half of the territory’s blessed trees have been razed to the ground.
Prophet Mohammed said: “Eat olive oil and massage yourselves with it, for it comes from a blessed tree.”
£15 Plant an olive tree - Restore a farming family’s income and receive blessings from this Sadaqah Jariyah for years to come.
Olive trees are a symbol of peace and healing. Yet in Gaza, beyond the collapsed buildings, homes and devasted streets, are razed olive trees, orchards, and farmland, destroyed by bulldozers and bombs. There is only soil left, and heartbroken farmers and their families with no way to restore their livelihoods.
In Syria too, after 13 years of relentless conflict, farmlands have been decimated, while oil spills in Iraq are devasting land already ravaged by decades of conflict and deterioration, leaving farmers without hope.
How you can help
In the wake of conflict and destruction, your mercy today can help restore the lands, lives, and livelihoods of farmers across Palestine, Syria, and Iraq. Your donation of just £15 will provide hope to your brothers and sisters struggling to revive a sustainable livelihood and sufficient food.
A gift of peace and healing
The olive tree is a symbol of peace and healing. Your gift of just £15 today can provide hope for the future. The Messenger (PBUH) referred to olive trees as blessed, mentioning them in the Holy Quran seven times. These sacred trees produce nourishing fruit, and can provide sustenance, economic growth and healing to struggling families.
Restoring land and livelihoods one tree at a time
When you donate an olive tree through Human Appeal, we go beyond merely providing seeds. We deliver healthy trees or saplings, assist farmers in planting these trees and provide ongoing support throughout the process. Plus, each family receives 30-40 trees, so this project is truly able to transform futures.
Join us today on our mission to plant 30,000 olive trees in the upcoming months, empowering approximately 900 farmers in Palestine, Syria, and Iraq to secure sustainable livelihoods through this Sadaqah Jariyah.
Plant an olive tree and your blessings will grow
As the tree you donate will bear olives for years to come, your mercy is a Sadaqah Jariyah that continues to provide blessings, even after you have passed away. You can also donate on behalf of a loved one, and we will provide a personalised gift certificate within 2-4 weeks of your donation.
Let your mercy grow with Human Appeal. Donate to plant a future of hope.
Restoring lives and land together
Our skilled local staff, supported by decades of experience, have established networks and suppliers, enabling us to procure the healthiest and most robust trees at affordable prices. With us, your donations have maximum impact.
Since the inception of our olive tree project, we have helped vulnerable farmer’s plant 80,000 trees. This support allows them to restore uprooted and damaged lands and sustain their livelihoods in the face of persecution.
By planting a blessed olive tree, you can help sustain the livelihood of a vulnerable family for years to come, while purifying your wealth through charity, protecting yourself from calamity, and embracing the ongoing blessings of this beautiful and enduring act of giving.
Gift an olive tree in the name of a loved one
With your donation, you can gift an olive tree in the name of a cherished individual. As a token of appreciation, we will provide a personalised gift certificate. This gift will not only nourish hearts but also provide food, oil, and medicine for generations to come.
Donate now and make a lasting impact.
Human Appeal is committed to providing aid in the country or programme that you select. In the event we complete the programme, exceed the required funds, or are denied access to a particular country for reasons beyond our control, Human Appeal reserves the right to reallocate your donation to another programme where it is needed most.
