Not your usual birthday gift
I wanted to get a friend something special for their 75th birthday. The gift of a tree was perfect! Knowing that we’re helping the environment makes both giver and recipient feel great.
By MARY C.
Saturday, November 7, 2026 · Customer reviews of US businesses
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Trees for a Change is a tree dedication service that offers all-occasion and memorial trees as gifts that help restore fire devastated National Forests.
Treesforachange.com (treesforachange.com) has 69 customer reviews on The Fair Hearing, with an average rating of 4.9 out of 5.
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I wanted to get a friend something special for their 75th birthday. The gift of a tree was perfect! Knowing that we’re helping the environment makes both giver and recipient feel great.
By MARY C.
I ordered a tree from Treesforachange and was thrilled to see it arrive-it’s a beautiful young sapling, and I’m proud to support their mission. The process was smooth, and the tracking was easy. A small victory for nature lovers like me!
By Eve
Response from Treesforachange.com· Sep 1, 2026
HI Eve- I'm afraid there is some confusion. We do not sell nor ship saplings. So you did not order a tree from us. Can you please remove this review? Thank you.
Love the idea of planting a tree in a national Forrest. This is a great memorial for a loved one
By Melissa T.
It was easy to honor a loved one by dedicating a tree
By Anna M.
TREES FOR SHONDO !!
By Arir
Michelle was absolutely wonderful and very heartfelt thru the entire process. Extremely happy with my service and even more grateful my loved one can forever live on physically, in a sense amongst nature. The overall message treesforachange stands for is extremely meaningful. Thank you so much. 10/10
By Emerald N.
A great gift that will never take clutter the home. I
By Julia
I love the idea of a person never being forgotten of them continuing to grow forever
By Kimberly L.