Sue Ryder Christmas Treecycling Thames Valley
Out of time, transport or energy to dispose of your real Christmas tree this year? Sign up for Sue Ryder’s Christmas Treecycling collection service in the Thames Valley area from Tuesday 7th January to Friday 10th January 2025.
Recycle your Christmas tree this January and help support our care
Our team of friendly, reliable volunteers will collect your real Christmas tree direct from your front door, front garden or driveway and recycle it into wood chippings to be used in local parks or woodlands, or turned into biofuels.
Collection capacity is limited, so please book your Christmas tree collection today.
Sue Ryder does not make any money from chipping the collected trees, so your donations help our care teams be there when it matters.
4,000
hours of expert care funded thanks to donations from our last Treecycling collection
With an optional donation to Sue Ryder, your Christmas tree could become the gift of expert care and support for seriously ill people and their loved ones, so that no one need die or grieve alone.
Caring for families across the country
Last year, Sue Ryder provided palliative care and bereavement support to thousands of families across the country, including from its Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice and Sue Ryder Palliative Care Hub South Oxfordshire.
Your kind donations allow us to continue providing support for families in the local community.
- £12.50 could help fund a home visit from a Sue Ryder Nurse.
- £25 could help fund one of our specialist nurses.
- £65 could help fund a therapy session for a seriously ill patient.
- £100 could fund four hours of expert care and compassion.
Recycle and reuse to help the environment
7,199
trees across the UK were saved from landfill by our 2023 Treecycling service
This year, you can help save even more trees from landfill and raise more funds so that no one has to face death feeling alone and scared.
Did you know?
- Between 6 and 8 million Christmas trees bought in the UK for the festive period are thrown away in January, generating 9,000-12,000 tonnes of waste each year.
- Rotting Christmas trees produce 100,000 tonnes of methane whilst decomposing.
Supported by
This Treecycling collection service is supported by Rabbits Vehicle Hire.