We invite you to shop the 2023 Tree Fundraiser
The Home Hospice North Lanark 2023 Tree Fundraiser is now live, and we're ready to take your orders!
We can't wait to show you some of the new trees included this year. Check out the Ruby Lace Honey-Locust, the Flowering Almond Cherry, and the Olympic Flame Mountain Ash.
The financial support of our community, especially through the Tree Fundraiser, is the reason we can meet the needs of our clients, their families, and caregivers. Our Tree Fundraiser allows us to seek out that support, while offering something beautiful and tangible to benefit you in return.
Don't forget: Order early. The most popular options always go fast!
Bicentennial Tree
In celebration of the Municipality of Mississippi Mills' Bicentennial anniversary, the Autumn Blaze Maple has been selected as the official Bicentennial Tree. The Autumn Blaze Maple has a special connection to Almonte; it is the tree variety that you'll find planted along the Alameda. See it here!
Printable Card
Many of you purchase trees as holiday gifts, and so we've created a printable card that you can download, print and put into your loved ones stocking to let them know about their new tree. Click here to download the printable card.
Pickup Information
Trees will be available for pickup on April 29, 2023. This date is subject to change as we near the anticipated pickup date as we coordinate the shipment of trees.
The pickup location is Reid Gardens in Carleton Place, 140 Pick Road, adjacent to the Garden Center.
We are grateful for Reid Gardens in Carleton Place who have generously offered their support once again this year, including storage facilities to keep trees and shrubs safe upon delivery until pick-up. Read more about how Reid Gardens are supporting the HHNL Tree Fundraiser >here.
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Featured Trees for Spring 2022
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About Home Hospice North Lanark
Home Hospice North Lanark (HHNL) is a not-for-profit registered Canadian charity funded 100% through donations and targeted fundraising initiatives. We are a “Hospice without walls.” We provide compassionate in-home support for adult clients and their families who have received a life threatening or terminal diagnosis. Services are provided in the North Lanark area by a trained volunteer, in a confidential, respectful and client-centered manner under the supervision of our two Program Coordinators. Visit www.hhnl.ca for information or to request the support of a visiting volunteer.
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