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SeedTree,
227 West Cape Jellison Rd.,
Stockton Springs, ME 04981, USA.
~ Recycle your empty printer ink cartridges ~
SeedTree will receive up to $4.00 for every empty printer ink cartridge you send in at no postal charge to you. Phone "Empties4cash" at 800-456-4320 and ask for supplies to be credited to the SeedTree account #38953. Ask for a prepaid baggie that holds 1 to 5 cartridges or a prepaid box that holds up to 50 or 100 cartridges. When these prepaid mailers are received, the company will credit SeedTree.
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Working Assets
Working Assets sets a standard for ecolgically responsible business practice by planting 17 trees for every ton of paper used. Working Assets Funding Service has been a major supporter through their tree-planting partnership for over a decade, and in 2006 donated $3000 to SeedTree to support the planting of 24,000 trees.
Earth Routes
Our "green" travel agent, donates $1.00 per ticket sold.
Holland and Foley Architecture, LLC.
232 Beech Hill Rd.,Northport, ME 04849,
phone: 207-338-9869
fax: 207-338-9859
email: contact@hollandandfoley.com
These architects specialize in designing environmentally-responsible, high-quality buildings to minimize impacts on the Earth. We believe buildings should provide comfortable, healthy, beautiful, practical and sustainable settings for people to live in.
The Machan Wildlife Resorts
The Machan Wildlife Resorts, which offers the eco-tourist access to the extraordinary wildlfe of the Royal Chitwan National Park, are assisting SeedTree to protect this habitat by hosting collaborative meetings with neighboring Community Forest User Groups interested in alleviating the human pressures on the Park. Money from the sale of the Machan stickers is donated to SeedTree Nepal.
Appeal Letter from Carol Kinsey
Dear Friends,
In 1994 I first asked for your support to save the endangered Chitwan ecosystem, central among the richly diverse forests at the foot of the Himalayas in Nepal. Since 1950, over 40% of these forests have been cleared for their valuable timber, fuel, for settlement and agriculture. Misguided policies for malaria eradication hastened deforestation.
From our 'ground-breaking' tree planting to establishing community environmental trust endowments, all that we do reinforces a self-reliant confidence that our progress need not come at the price of our invaluable natural heritage.
Helping SeedTree means discussing these problems with others and thinking about how we are trying to correct them. It means being proud to make a difference large or small. A few dollars stretches a long way in developing countries. For example:
- $5.00 to SeedTree can plant 20 trees including indigenous and endangered species.
- $10.00 to SeedTree can supply a smokeless, fuel-efficient cooking stove to a household.
- $30.00 to SeedTree offers one weeks supervision for several nursery and tree planting sites.
- $100.00 to SeedTree can provide a pump or well to a community now struggling for water.
- $250.00 to SeedTree constructs one wood conserving biogas and latrine system, providing sanitation, fertilizer and clean-burning cooking fuel.
- $350.00 to SeedTree gives six months of environmental education to a remote village.
- $500.00 to SeedTree endows a Community Environmental Trust issuing rotating loans to extend your gift for people and their ecosystems indefinitely.
You and SeedTree can make a difference. Your support encourages us: SeedTree and all who participate in and benefit from our programs. We are sincerely grateful to see people with such differing resources: financial or laborious, donor and doer partners, working through SeedTree to resourcefully to protect and renew our precious natural heritage. Much remains to do; please join in and contribute as you are able.
Sincerely:
Carol Kamala Kinsey, Executive Director
