Empowering Students, Supporting Communities, & Combating Climate Change —
One Tree at a Time.
Nonprofit Organization
501(c)(3) Pending
For just $1, plant a mangrove tree and support high school students in funding scholarships, community projects, and environmental education.
Reforesting the Planet,
Funding the Future
1Dollar1Tree is a student-led movement with a simple but powerful mission:
We inspire high school students to plant mangrove trees, thereby protecting coastlines, capturing carbon, and supporting biodiversity.
Support communities in raising fund for local projects, emergency services, and student scholarships.
By partnering with Key Clubs and student organizations across the nation, we create a win/win opportunity; helping schools raise vital funds, giving back to the community, and driving meaningful environmental change.
How it Works
Plant a Mangrove Tree for Just $1
For every dollar donated, 70 cents goes directly to supporting the local community and high schools leading the campaign.
Strategic Partnerships
Collaborate with Key Clubs and high school organizations
Tree Planting Campaigns
Schools run campaigns, engaging their communities
Revenue Sharing
$1 per tree: 70 cents to goes to the school and 30 cents is allocated for planting and operational costs
Impact Tracking
Participating schools mobilize their communities through tree-planting campaigns while raising funds that directly benefit the local school and area where the contributions were made.
Affordable Impact,
Lasting Change
Just $1 plants a tree and funds student-led community projects—small change, big difference.
Environmental
Millions of trees planted annually, including mangrove trees in Africa— specifically Kenya and Tanzania
Educational
Students gain leadership and fundraising experience
Economic
Direct financial support to schools and scholarships
Why Mangrove Trees?
Benefits of Mangrove Trees
Environmental Protection
Mangroves act as natural barriers, protecting coastlines from erosion and storm surges.
Superior Carbon Capture
Mangroves can absorb up to 4 times more CO₂ per hectare than tropical rainforests and other trees.
Biodiversity Hotspot
Mangroves provide habitats for marine life, birds, and other wildlife.
Community Impact
Enhance local fisheries and promote sustainable livelihoods and eco-tourism.
Meet
The Founder
Jacob Soleymani is a junior at Great Neck North High School.
He is passionate about community service, environmental sustainability, and fundraising.
He strives to empower his peers and make a positive impact on the planet.
He is dedicated to helping local high schools and communities raise much-needed funds.
Jacob Soleymani
Let's Restore Nature, Fund Education, and Strengthen Communities,
One Tree at a Time🌱
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