Become Part of the Change
Your contributions help protect southwestern Nigeria's disappearing native tree species and empower rural agricultural families.
Choose a Donation Tier
Choose an amount to sponsor. Each tier is linked to verifiable forest restoration objectives and community development payouts.
Seedling Raiser
Helps gather, catalog, and raise healthy indigenous seedlings in our nursery beds.
- Raises 5 indigenous tree seedlings
- Supplies soil and nursery bags
- Supports seed collector tracking
Community Restoration Partner
Directly supports community-led planting and enables farmers to manage restoration sites.
- Plants 25 native trees on-site
- Covers stipends for contractual farmers
- Provides tools & safety gear for planting
- Includes site progress email updates
Youth Leadership Champion
Funds training materials, GIS mapping tools, and field work stipends for IT students.
- Sponsors 1 student forestry training
- Provides field equipment (GPS, calipers)
- Supports local botanical logging research
- Annual impact report dedication
Direct Bank Transfer
Recommended payment option for local Nigerian donations
Green to Abundance Development & Empowerment Foundation
Stanbic IBTC Bank
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Contact gadefekiti@gmail.com for international bank wires.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are GADEF's funds distributed?
We maintain a lean operational cost structure: 85% of all financial donations go directly toward field restoration, purchasing seed inputs, paying contractual farmer wages, and student training equipment. Only 15% is allocated to administration, regulatory audits, and communications.
Can I donate seedling inputs or field tools instead?
Yes. GADEF welcomes physical donations such as greenhouse nursery trays, high-grade organic soil additives, pruning shears, wheelbarrows, and GIS mapping equipment at our Ado-Ekiti nursery hubs. Email us to coordinate delivery.
Do you issue donor recognition certificates?
Yes. Every donation tier includes a digital Tree Stewardship Certificate that catalogs the native trees funded, their botanical names, and the GPS coordinates of the restoration site where they have been planted in Ekiti State.
