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Corporate support

Donations

Malvern Community Forest as a not for profit organisation relies on membership and donations to pursue it's aims of acquiring land on which to plant trees and promote tree planting by local landowners.

Any donations are always welcome and will be gratefully received.

Membership

Corporate membership of MCF £50 per year
Benefits
By supporting MCF your company clearly demonstrates its sympathy to green issues, care about the local community and its future needs. Your staff can become involved in our activities. Public recognition of your support through our website and literature.

Click here for a copy of our membership form

Sponsorship
We now need sponsorship to acquire land. Such support will bring:- The opportunity to have areas of woodland named after the sponsor. Being featured on our display boards at prominent events. In addition to all of the above benefits,

Carbon Offsetting Scheme

Our carbon offsetting scheme offers a genuine opportunity to reduce your carbon footprint, since we will ensure that, with the scheme’s proceeds, only native hardwoods typically oak and ash, are planted, and that these trees harvested at maturity, will have the resultant timber used only for building construction and furniture manufacture, thus ensuring that the embodied carbon will remain locked up for perpetuity. Our charge for each tree planted is £15.00. The only limit to the number of trees that can be purchased in the scheme is the amount of land that we have available on which to plant them.

Click here for a copy of our Sponsorship and donations form

If you would like to talk to us in more detail about a possible donation or can offer any other help please e-mail our Chairman at info@malverncommunityforest.org.uk

 

AGM

Malvern Community Forest will be holding their AGM on Tuesday November 16th at the Mount Pleasant Hotel, Worcester Rd, Great Malvern.

It will be followed by illustrated talk by Laura Parry from the Woodland Trust. This will be followed by a social gathering at which committee members will be available to discuss the groups achievements of the past year and aspirations for the forthcoming year and the long term aims of the group.

 

PROJECT IDEAS

Community planting

Education centre

Native woodland

Easy access for all

Volunteering opportunities

Cycle tracks