A Sapling, A Breath | A Future Rooted in the Soil

It covers climate-fit fruit and shade saplings, planting them with the family, watering and care support, and the season-by-season growth record.

One gift plants a group of climate-fit saplings in a family's yard. The species and number are set to the soil's condition.

Hardy species best suited to the local climate and soil, giving both shade and produce, are chosen and planted with the family.

Yes. Our team follows the watering, pruning and care, helps the sapling take hold, and reports its growth season by season.

It varies by species and soil, but most fruit saplings bear within a few years. The shade and soil-protection benefit begins earlier.

Yes. As the fruit saplings bear, the family both puts fresh produce on its own table and earns income by selling the surplus.

Photos and dates of the planted sapling going into the soil and shooting up season by season are uploaded to your panel.

To families whose soil has turned to desert and whose living has grown hard. Every sapling is tracked on its own named file.

Yes. Every sapling is tracked on its own file, and your gift is used only for that family.

Yes. If you wish, you can set up regular saplings for one family or village, and a record of each planting reaches your panel separately.

The area around Niamey hosts families at risk of losing their soil and their living to advancing desertification.

Yes. Quenara is a Delaware-based 501(c)(3) organization, and your receipt is sent through your panel.

Yes. Our team stays in the field, following the saplings' care and the family's income from its garden.