Tree of Hope

When someone you love is facing a hard year, their people get one place to show up.

When it is a serious illness, that place is private to the people who know them, and it stays open for a year.

Open a Tree for someone you know See inside a tree

A paid, private service from a for-profit company. From $1 a day for a year. Everyone in the circle takes a seat; the family and the five held seats pay nothing.

What it looks like inside

A week of people, around one family.

inventedRosa and Daniel are invented. This is what the circle sees.

SaturdayA lift to the clinic and home againDennis has this.
SundayDinnerPriya has this.
MondayA pharmacy runOpen. Anyone in the circle can take it.

Sat with Rosa for the afternoon. We did the crossword and she won.

Wanda

Chicken and rice, in the cooler on the porch. No need to return the dish.

Angela

See the whole tree

Four doors

For schools
A class, a year group, the parents at the gate.
The school says yes once and puts one link in the newsletter. The parents at the gate do the rest.
The school signs nothing, pays nothing, is never on an invoice, and never sees inside a tree.
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For teams and clubs
The Saturday league, the running club, the choir, the lodge.
The club says yes once and puts one link in the group chat. The members do the rest.
The team signs nothing, pays nothing, is never on an invoice, and never sees inside a tree.
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For businesses
Root a year where you are. One business per category, per ZIP.
The business pays for the year and never sees inside a tree. Its name is on the outside only, never on anything the family signs.
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For churches
A congregation lends its name and its door.
The church says yes once and puts one line in the bulletin. The congregation does the rest.
The church signs nothing, pays nothing, is never on an invoice, and never sees inside a tree.
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