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Supporting Lemon Tree Trust doesn’t always mean a financial contribution. There are many impactful ways to help us in our mission to support displaced people through gardening.   Here are six non-financial ways you can get involved:  1. Engage with us on social media  Help us extend our reach by liking, commenting on, and sharing our … Continued

Gardening knows no borders – it’s a universal source of joy and connection. We’re excited to announce the addition of Pashto, Somali and Spanish to our growing library of free gardening and nature activity sheets, available on the resources area of our website. These activity sheets, designed for families, schools and community groups, are perfect … Continued

We recently held a special online event to give our supporters an inside look at our projects in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. This was an opportunity to see how your contributions are helping to create tangible improvements at our flagship community garden, Azadî, and our new community garden, Hêvî. If you missed it, the … Continued

This year’s cooking competitions brought together 450 participants from nine refugee and IDP (internally displaced people) camps across the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. The event, which continues to grow in popularity, once again highlighted how cooking and gardening can unite people, foster stronger community connections and empower people from the ground up.  A selection of … Continued

Thanks to the generous support of our donors, the Gawilan Community Garden project has reached a significant milestone. Lemon Tree Trust team members have successfully installed a vital water supply infrastructure, paving the way for the development of a vibrant community garden in Gawilan refugee camp. After a summer break due to extreme temperatures, our … Continued

As well as making a one-off or monthly donation to Lemon Tree Trust to support our work, we love seeing members of our community raising funds for us in all sorts of creative and exciting ways.   So, if you’re eager to help us expand our gardening activities in displaced communities in the Kurdistan Region of … Continued