About Adoptrees
Planting Lives.
Nurturing Hope.
Sustaining Tomorrow.
The greatest monument one can leave behind is a living tree — because trees remember. They breathe your love, carry your name, and tell your story to the wind long after you're gone.
“When you save a life, you create a story. When you plant a tree, you create a future.”
— Dr. Rohith Reddy
Founder & CEO, Adoptrees
Founded by Dr. Rohith Reddy, a humanitarian known for saving lives of students battling despair, Adoptrees began as a continuation of compassion. Where once he saved lives through guidance and care, now he saves them by nurturing life itself — the life of the planet.
“Green is the Colour of Safety.”
Today, Adoptrees unites people across generations — from young dreamers who wish to heal the world to wise elders who wish to give back. Together, we're building a living legacy that stands tall, gives shade, and sustains hope for centuries.
A Message from Our Founder
I have spent my life saving young lives from giving up on their own stories. In those quiet moments of healing, I learned something powerful — every life needs meaning, and every act needs memory.
Trees give us both. They grow without asking, they give without taking, and they forgive without limit.
Adoptrees is my way of teaching the world to give back — not through talk, but through roots. When you plant a tree, you don't just grow wood and leaves — you grow faith. And when we have faith in the Earth, the Earth heals us back.
Vision, Mission & Philosophy
Our Vision
To create a world where planting trees becomes as natural as breathing — where every individual and organization has a piece of land, a piece of green, and a piece of responsibility that belongs to them.
Our Mission
Adoptrees exists to create structured, accountable, and soulful reforestation.
- ✓Bounded ecosystem with traceable sections
- ✓Personalized gifting & carbon offsetting
- ✓Lifetime caretakers for each tree
- ✓Digital transparency & growth tracking
Our Philosophy
We believe that planting trees is not an event — it's a relationship.
What we plant, we become. What we nurture, nurtures us. What we leave behind, defines who we were.