Avi Balaban, KKL-JNF Photo Archive
Since 1901, Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael-Jewish National Fund (KKL-JNF) has stood at the heart of Israel’s story – planting forests, restoring the land, and helping transform a dream into a living reality.
On Yom HaZikaron and the aftermath of war and Oct 7, we pause to remember the fallen – those who gave their lives to protect Israel and its people – and honor their legacy by continuing to nurture the land they loved.
Each tree planted is more than a symbol of growth; it is a living tribute. Its roots carry memory deep into the soil, while its branches reach toward a future built on resilience, unity, and hope.
Restoring the Land, Honoring Their Legacy
In a country shaped by the realities of conflict and war, every tree tells a story and makes an impact.
They are symbols of hope, unity, and endurance – growing into forests that sustain life, protect ecosystems, preserve biodiversity, and offer places of healing, recreation, and remembrance.
By planting a tree, we honor those we have lost and ensure they are never forgotten – rooted in the soil of Israel, growing toward a stronger future.


Avi Balaban, KKL-JNF Photo Archive
KKL-JNF’s impact reaches every corner of Israel, addressing the needs of both today and tomorrow. From providing emergency response and community recovery in the Galilee and Negev, to our ongoing mission of protecting forests and wildlife and empowering the younger generation – your support makes it all possible.
Within 24 hours of completing a donation, every donor will receive a beautiful digital certificate.
As part of the donation process, you have the option to personalize the certificate with your own composed message.
The certificate can be easily downloaded and printed using your home printer.
*Please note that the final product is a digital file and does not come framed.


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We are Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael–Jewish National Fund (KKL-JNF) and since 1901, we have been developing the land of Israel and strengthening the bond between the Jewish people and its homeland. Today, KKL-JNF continues to meet Israel’s evolving needs, working with our friends worldwide to improve the country through forestry, environmental protection, combating desertification and climate change, community development, water management, ecotourism, agricultural R&D, education, and more.
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Trees support ecosystems and human well-being. They stabilize soil, reduce erosion and flooding, absorb carbon dioxide, improve air quality, and regulate temperatures. Forests also provide green spaces for recreation, eco-education, and quality of life for people, communities, and wildlife.
Israel faces unique environmental challenges. Large desert areas, a growing population, limited resources, and climate change make tree planting critical. Trees help prevent desertification, protect soil and water, and preserve open spaces. Forests also cool environments, reduce pollution, support biodiversity, and provide green spaces for recreation, education, and community well-being—today and for future generations.
Yes. Tree planting is a meaningful way to honor loved ones or commemorate life events. After selecting the number of trees, choose “Create a personalized certificate” to pick a design, write a message, and send it as a gift. If you choose not to dedicate your donation, you will still receive a certificate as a thank-you from us.
We plant a variety of native and climate-appropriate species, such as pine, oak, eucalyptus, and broadleaf trees, to support forest health. Every sapling is grown in one of KKL-JNF’s three nurseries: Golani (Galilee), Gilat (Negev), and Eshtaol (Jerusalem Hills), cultivated to match the soil and climate of each region.
Rehabilitating forests after wildfires is a multi-stage environmental process designed to restore ecosystems and public access:
Donating is also a way to stay connected to Israel and its people, even from afar. Your contribution strengthens communities, protects the environment, and helps you be part of building a greener, more sustainable future.
Yes, but only in Israel. All donations are recognized for Israeli tax purposes under Section 46 of the Tax Ordinance.
Yes. We use secure, encrypted payment systems to protect your personal and financial information at every step.
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