Thank you so much for your interest and generosity! We’ve officially filled all of our slots for 2025 and have run out of Giving Trees and Boxes, so we’re no longer able to accept new businesses this year. We truly appreciate your support!

Bring on the Holiday Spirit with a Grey Face Rescue Giving Tree!

Spread joy this season by hosting a Grey Face Rescue Giving Tree during November and December! It’s a fun, meaningful way to engage your community while supporting senior dogs in need.

Since 2015, Grey Face Rescue has been dedicated to saving senior dogs—whether they face medical challenges, behavioral concerns in shelters, or simply need someone willing to give them a chance. We can’t do this lifesaving work without the support of our community. Giving Trees are a wonderful way to give back and directly provide for the senior dogs in our care.

What Grey Face Rescue Provides:

• Option 1: Christmas tree, tree skirt, Grey Face Giving Tree sign, and ornaments with specific needs listed

• Option 2: A larger donation box (for spaces where a tree may not be practical) with information about Grey Face Rescue and our Giving Tree program

How It Works:
Guests can select an ornament (if using a tree) and purchase an item listed as a current need for one of our senior dogs. Donations can be placed under/around the tree or directly into the donation box. Volunteers will stop by regularly to pick up items—if things pile up (a great problem to have!), simply contact your assigned volunteer for a pickup.

Promotion:
We will share the location of your Giving Tree or donation box on our social media channels and encourage your business to share as well, creating cross-promotion and community excitement.

Important Note:
If you choose to display a cash/check donation box, please ensure it is in a safe and highly visible area. If this is not possible, we ask that you refrain from displaying the box to prevent theft.

Hosting a Giving Tree (or donation box!) is a wonderful way to brighten the holidays for both your community and our senior dogs. Together, we can make this season extra special for the animals who need us most.