Could provide one bereaved child with resources that will help them process their feelings
Register your interest for TreecyclingWe’re delighted to share that with your help, we raised over £28,000.
This amount could help to provide 260 nights of Hospice at Home care, enabling patients at the end of life to receive nursing care in the comfort of their own homes, surrounded by their family.
We’d like to extend our sincere thanks to the amazing team at Ward Recycling.
With their help we collected 1,470 Christmas trees, which will now be recycled and used in green initiatives across the county.
Could provide one bereaved child with resources that will help them process their feelings
Register your interest for Treecycling
Could help fund two hours of nursing care and support for a patient in their own home
Register your interest for Treecycling
Could help fund a home visit from one of our nurses to a family caring for a loved one during the night
Register your interest for TreecyclingWe are sorry that we are not collecting trees in your area this year. Our Treecycling scheme continues to grow each year, so please check back next year!
Yes, you can register as many trees as you like, but our suggested donation amount of £15 is for one tree only.
We can only collect real trees that can be recycled
Any trees registered for collection over 8ft will need to be cut into smaller pieces before being left out for collection.
No, volunteers are not permitted to carry cheques or cash as it’s more secure to donate online.
No, you don’t need to be present. Please ensure your tree is at the place stated in your registration form, clearly visible from the road.
Please contact us if you need to leave your tree somewhere different to where you stated on the registration form.
We have a wonderful team of volunteers who are giving up their time to collect your tree.
If you are interested in helping the team, the more volunteers we have, the more trees we’ll be able to collect. Please contact vic@treetops.org.uk or phone 0115 949 1264.
The trees are taken to drop off points across Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire. With the help of Ward Recycling, it will then be recycled and used for green initiatives.