To all the individuals, families and businesses in our local community and across Scotland whose lives were negatively impacted by the damage from the storms that hit us October 2023 - flooding, landslides, road closures. As well as all who risked their own lives to save others lives and begin the clean up process, making our infrastructure safe again and connecting our communities.

To all members and supporters of Snowdrop MS Argyll who work to create connections and share kindness in our local communities to boost our own wellbeing and create a healthier, kinder planet for all. As well as our friends in other organisations supporting this work including ACT and Cope Scotland.

To all involved in the Scottish Mental Health Arts Festival 2023 creatively using the arts to prevent mental health problems and support people to live mentally healthier lives. As well as all individuals and organisations across Scotland working to reduce mental health stigma and discrimination in their communities

This tree is being donated in honour of the newest addition to our friendship circle Dawid Johannes Malan IV. May his tree grow freely like him and may the roots of his life be firm, solid and in one with the earth. May the represent his personal development his uniqueness and his strength. Just as the branches of the tree strengthen and grow upwards to the sky may he grow stronger, striving for greater knowledge, wisdom and new experiences as he moves through his life.

C2C peer support group Drumchapel. An inspiring group of people seeking to help be part of building a kinder world for everyone.

To my sister, Alex who is a paramedic – who works long, tiring hours and is on the opposite side of the NHS to me, away from a desk and the comfort of an office and out and about often in uncertain environments. I could never do what she does and she inspires me every day! Katie

To my brother Héctor, a loving father, son, and brother who left a beautiful and ongoing legacy in this living world. -Andrea

To everyone who took part in Our People, Our Planet. Quality Improvement for Greener Healthcare and Wellbeing. The amazing examples shared throughout the week demonstrate there is HOPE and together we can make a difference.

These three trees are planted for those living with Sarcoidosis, for those who love them and for those working hard to find new treatments. Together we can find ways to help people suffer less. Sometimes one simple act of kindness and consideration at a time.

For Posy Mae

I would like to dedicate this tree to my parents Hu Yun Cheng and Li Tong Xiu in the memory of love. Their names in Chinese are ??? ???

To everyone who takes an action no matter how small to help build a kinder world

This tree is dedicated to John McPheat. A loving father and husband who was very highly thought of and respected in Motherwell. A man who would always take the time to talk to you and always gave advice and support where possible. We all miss you From Kris Watters

Planting this tree honours a lady who was beautiful inside and out. Julie Lyon was a kind and thoughtful person who was an inspiration to many. She loved nature and the outdoors. When teaching, Julie spent a lot of time outdoors with her class, helping the next generation to appreciate and learn more about nature. Julie gave up her time to support the Aberdeen Branch of Early Education and was always willing to help others. Julie’s family stand tall and proud today because of the love and light she brought into their lives. ‘When we plant trees, we plant the seeds of peace and seeds of hope’ – Wangari Maathai February 2023

These trees are being donated in honour of the newest addition to our friendship circle Summer Skye Malan. May her tree grow freely like her and may the roots of her life be firm, solid and in one with the earth. May they represent her personal development her uniqueness and her beauty. just as the branches of the trees strengthen and grow upwards to the sky may she grow stronger, striving for greater knowledge, wisdom and new experiences as she moves through her life.

We wanted to congratulate Hilda Campbell from COPE Scotland on her MBE she is an amazing woman who goes over and above for her organisation and the people they help. These trees are donated in honour of her and her amazing staff. Keep up the great work.

Remembering that kindness to ourselves, each other and the planet, can help us suffer less when life is challenging

We do not plant trees for ourselves, but for the generations to come, just as those in the past, planted trees which we enjoy today. “The true meaning of life is to plant trees, under whose shade you do not expect to sit.” —Nelson Henderson. Trees matter for our wellbeing and the wellbeing of the planet

We do not plant trees for ourselves, but for the generations to come, just as those in the past, planted trees which we enjoy today. “The true meaning of life is to plant trees, under whose shade you do not expect to sit.” —Nelson Henderson. Trees matter for our wellbeing and the wellbeing of the planet