(June 14, 2024 / New York, NY / Jewish National Fund-USA)
Looking for a meaningful last-minute gift this Father’s Day? Jewish National Fund-USA’s e-certificates allow you to plant trees in Israel with just a few clicks and have the certificate delivered to your dad’s inbox.
The online tree-planting process is simple: visit jnf.org/trees, select your tree-certificate design and add a personal inscription. You can choose to have the e-certificate sent directly to your father, grandfather, uncle or anyone else via email, or to you to forward or print out.
Tree e-certificates from Jewish National Fund-USA also allow the planting of trees in memory of a loved one no longer with you.
Moreover, as fires rage throughout northern Israel caused by terror attacks, now is the time to support tree planting in the Jewish homeland.
Tree e-certificates start at just $10 when multiples of 10 are purchased through the organization’s EZ Tree program (jnf.org/eztree). Individual certificates can also be purchased for $18 per tree.
For more information or to place an order, visit: jnf.org/trees.
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