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Is your business involved in any community projects? National Tree Week starts on November 27th Nov but its not just about planting trees—it’s about making a lasting contribution to the environment and connecting with the communities we’re part of. For businesses, it’s a perfect opportunity to lead by example, foster teamwork, and demonstrate values that resonate with customers. Here are a few ways your business can get involved: - Organize a Tree Planting Day: Invite your team or customers to join you in planting trees in your local area. It’s a hands-on way to make a difference while creating memorable experiences. - Sponsor a Tree-Planting Initiative: Partner with a local council, charity, or school to provide resources or funding for tree planting in your community. Spread Awareness: Use your platforms to share the importance of trees and sustainability. You could even highlight the steps your business is taking toward environmental responsibility. - Make It a Team-Building Activity: Strengthen your team’s connection while contributing to a good cause by volunteering together. Why does it matter for your business? Participating in community projects like National Tree Week isn’t just good for the environment—it’s great for your brand. Customers are increasingly drawn to businesses that actively support sustainability and give back. By sharing your involvement, you’re showing your values in action and creating authentic marketing content that resonates with your audience. If you have an idea for a community project but need assistance in getting it up and running, the planning and organization, then lets have a chat - hello@angelabrown.uk #NationalTreeWeek #CommunityImpact #Sustainability #BusinessForGood #TeamBuilding #marketing #yourbrand #YourBusiness #communityprojects #getinvolved

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