Eastern Leaf and National Forest Foundation Team Up in New Partnership Benefiting the Environment

Eastern Leaf has partnered up with National Forest Foundation to help save the forests of the United States. A special product line was developed where a percentage of the sales will benefit the efforts of planting trees. This partnership will help restore forest ecosystems that have been damaged by wildfire, insects and disease.

Chino, CA (PRWEB) June 19, 2009 -- Eastern Leaf is taking their love of trees one step further by partnering up with National Forest Foundation. Beginning in June 2009, Eastern Leaf started donating 5% of their proceeds from certain products to benefit the efforts of this national non-profit organization.

Eastern Leaf President, Jason Chan, had been looking for ways to contribute to his community and the environment. He came across National Forest Foundation when he decided that he wanted to partner with an organization who shared his passion for trees. "This is something I've been looking forward to for quite some time." President Chan explained, "We've been looking for ways to give back to our community in our own special way and partnering with this amazing organization allows us to do so."

Customers have a wide range of choices in selecting on how they want to help the environment. On Eastern Leaf's website, their most popular plants and trees benefit National Forest Foundation. Each of them is unique in their own way and range from bonsai trees to bamboo arrangements to money trees.    

For additional information on the Eastern Leaf and National Forest Foundation partnership, contact Bami Gloria, Marketing and Operations Director, at (909)517-2990 or visit www.easternleaf.com.

About Eastern Leaf - Eastern Leaf is a catalog and online retailer of alternative gifts including bonsai trees, lucky bamboo, money trees, orchids and other home decor products.

About National Forest Foundation - The National Forest Foundation (NFF), chartered by Congress, engages Americans in community-based and national programs that promote the health and public enjoyment of the 193-million-acre National Forest System, and administers private gifts of funds and land for the benefit of the National Forests.

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