Help us Plant more Trees

David Platt • 28 February 2020

Tree planting initiative from Pavilion Earth

Kraft Notebooks

To help with the raising of money for Tree planting Pavilion announces a new initiative


The Donation – Pavilion Earth will donate £6 to Trees for Cities for every 300 craft notebooks sold. This is our existing Broadstairs range and a new range arriving in March the Folkstone.


The Notebooks – they are made from recycled Kraft paper and paper pages. So we are already being responsible by not using new paper products. In reality these particular notebooks have no impact on the felling of trees.


The more recycled products we use, the more recycling companies will exist and grow, enabling products that are already in circulation to have a clearer circle of life.


We have these partnerships with Charities because as a company we choose to give back. We have a number of initiatives, this one for Trees for Cities

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