Give an olive tree – without pretending it fits in wrapping paper

With Olivora you do not transfer ownership of a tree. You give a personal sponsorship with a clearly described scope and a concrete connection to Crete.

What does it mean to give an olive tree?

An Olivora olive-tree gift is a sponsorship, not a transfer of ownership. The recipient gets the sponsorship benefits described in the selected package around a specific tree in Crete. Digital, personalised or seasonal elements only apply when they are part of the current offer.

What does the recipient get?

Personal sponsorship

The tree connection and term follow the selected sponsorship package.

Documented tree connection

Tree details and digital information are shown only as far as they are actually included in the offer.

Crete as the origin

The story comes from a real place and provenance, not from invented environmental impact.

Package-specific benefits

Certificates, updates, olive-oil allocation or other elements apply only when the selected package explicitly includes them.

What you are explicitly not giving

A sponsorship does not transfer ownership of the olive tree, land or grove.

It is also not an automatic promise of a specific harvest quantity or guaranteed environmental effect.

Does the recipient own the olive tree?

No. The gift is a sponsorship with the benefits described in the selected package. Ownership of the tree, land or grove is not transferred.

Is olive oil automatically included?

No. Whether olive oil is included and in what amount depends solely on the currently selected sponsorship package.

Can I call an olive-tree sponsorship a sustainable gift?

A tree motif does not automatically make a sponsorship sustainable. Environmental or social effects should only be claimed when they are specifically evidenced.

Which occasions suit an olive-tree gift?

It works particularly well when personal connection, Crete or a story beyond the handover day matter more than a conventional physical gift.