Off-duty firefighters will once again be collecting used Christmas trees across the island to raise money for the Fire Fighters Charity.
The annual fundraiser is being organised by the Guernsey Fire and Rescue Service, with volunteers giving up their own time to help islanders dispose of their trees after the festive period.
Collections will be taking place until 9 January 2026, with firefighters using their own vehicles while off duty. All money raised will go directly to the Fire Fighters Charity.
The Service said last year’s collection was its most successful yet and is hoping to make this year’s appeal even bigger with public support.
GET INVOLVED…
Booking details will be shared on the Fire Service’s social media channels, but residents can already register for a collection by completing a Google form, emailing GFRStrees@gmail.com, or calling 07911 767352.
Those booking are asked to provide a preferred collection date, contact details and their address.
Donations can be made by cheque (payable to the Fire Fighters Charity), cash, or via QR code at the time of collection.