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Volunteers collect trees during Birmingham St Mary's Treecycling weekend photo by Aaron Scott Richards
1st January, 2025

Birmingham Hospice’s Treecycling returns to start 2025

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Birmingham Hospice’s Treecycling returns to start 2025

Via Charlotte for Birmingham Hospice

Birmingham Hospice’s Treecycling, the region’s biggest Christmas tree-recycling campaign, is back. Between Saturday 11th and Sunday 12th January, Birmingham Hospice’s volunteers will collect and recycle Christmas trees – saving you a car full of needles.

Book your collection today to save yourself a trip to the tip, ensure your Christmas tree is responsibly disposed of, and support local people in need of palliative and end-of-life care this festive season.

Last year, Treecycling raised over £140,000 for Birmingham Hospice by collecting and recycling over 6000 trees from homes across Birmingham, Sandwell, Solihull and Sutton Coldfield.

Volunteers will collect used Christmas trees with the Hospice’s Treecycling scheme photo by Aaron Scott Richards

Birmingham Hospice is the primary provider of adult hospice care in Birmingham and the surrounding areas. This year, the hospice needs to raise £6.5 million through fundraising activity, income from shops and voluntary donations to cover their running costs.

The money raised through Treecycling will help the charity to provide expert, compassionate and personalised care, at a time when costs are increasing and it’s becoming harder to fund vital services.

As well as making a difference to local people living with a terminal diagnosis, Treecycling is a convenient, environmentally friendly way to dispose of your Christmas tree.

After your tree has been collected by volunteers, it will be chipped and turned into biomass fuel – taking the hassle out of disposing of your tree and saving it from going to landfill.

Jess Turner, Community Fundraising Manager at Birmingham Hospice, said:

Treecycling is a huge campaign for us and we’re so excited to be able to continue bringing a great environmental service to local people. It’s a hugely important fundraiser for us, having raised over £600,000 since 2011.

By booking your collection and supporting Birmingham Hospice, you will make a difference to local people living with a terminal diagnosis, while making your life easier and being kinder to the environment – what’s not to love?

A huge thank you to all of our Treecycling partners, especially Fitzgerald Contractors Ltd, and to all of our wonderful volunteers who help with collecting and chipping the trees – we couldn’t do what we do without you!”

Bookings are now open and will close on Monday 6th January at 11pm. Book now: birminghamhospice.org/treecycling


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