Trees for Troops
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This year, Trees for Troops aims to deliver more than 18,000 trees to military families at 94 different bases.
06/11/2026
Some of the biggest heart in this program fits on a little tag. 💜🎄
Looking back at the 2025 season, this photo says a lot all at once. A FedEx hat. Two flags. A table full of handwritten notes and drawings. Snowmen, trees, rainbows, “thank you for your service,” and all the other little messages people took time to send along with these trees.
That’s part of what makes Trees for Troops so personal. Long before a tree reaches a home, someone has already added a few words, a drawing, or a simple message of care.
Thank you to everyone who made and shared tags during the 2025 season. Every one of them added something real. ✨
Long-time Trees for Troops supporter Hart-T-Tree Farms in North Carolina is showing off that burst of spring growth in the Christmas trees. 🌱🎄
It is a good reminder that the trees families gather around during the holidays start as careful, steady work long before December. These little bursts of green will become future Christmas memories.
06/05/2026
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Santa hats, work gloves, and more than 300 trees to unload. That’s a pretty good snapshot of Christmas Spirit in action.
Fort Gordon BOSS shared this look back at the 2025 season, when volunteers came together to unload and stack trees for military families. The photos have a little bit of everything: teamwork, big smiles, a FedEx truck in the background, and people clearly showing up ready to do the work.
Thank you to the Fort Gordon BOSS volunteers, the partners who helped make it happen, and everyone who turned a long day into something families could feel all season long.
What stands out to you most here, the Santa hats or the teamwork behind them?
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