Field News – Project Forest

What does Project Forest do?

Project Forest is a Canadian non-profit that leverages community investment to gift nature to communities.

Where does Project Forest work?

We have projects in British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan and are working to partner with organizations to grow our reach across the rest of Canada.

How long has Project Forest been in operation?

While our team has been planting trees across Alberta and beyond for years, Project Forest was formally established in 2020 to create a community of businesses who are passionate about helping us capture carbon naturally by planting forests in our own backyards.

Do you offer tax receipts for donations?

We are a non-profit which ensures that all of the dollars invested in Project Forest go toward our mission of rewilding Canada, one forest at a time. The biggest difference between a non-profit and a charity is that we are not able to issue tax-deductible receipts.

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