Funding
The Tree Council Branching Out Fund

The Tree Council Branching Out Fund

The Tree Council

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Funding Available:
£250 to £2,500
Deadline:
14/11/2025

Funding Information

The Tree Council is pleased to reopen their Branching Out small grants fund to support a new season of community tree planting. Over the past 20 years, they have supported community groups, volunteer Tree Wardens and many others to plant hundreds of thousands of trees across the UK, thanks to generous Tree Partners and other supporters.

Grants are available to assist in undertaking tree and hedge planting projects taking place during the 2025/26 winter planting season. Branching Out is designed for community groups, schools, not-for-profits, residents associations, Tree Warden Networks, charities and many more.

The closing date for applications is 14 November 2025 at midnight.

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