A real Christmas tree can provide your home with the pine fresh holiday scent, and sets the scene for your family celebration. The best part? Your purchase acts as a Christmas Gift that keeps giving and supports the many members of the Club for Boys, providing food, assistance, and a safe haven for Rapid City’s male youth.
Type of trees: Black Hills Spruce (local trees), Scotch Pine, Ponderosa Pine, White Pine, Balsam Fir, Grand Fir, Fraser Fir, Nobel Fir, and Nordmann Fir
BLACK HILLS SPRUCE
This Black Hills Spruce Christmas Tree is known for its darker green color and many layers with short, stiff, blue-green needles. It is darker than a white spruce and more dense.
SCOTCH PINE
This Scotch Pine Christmas Tree (a traditional favorite) is known for its strong branches and excellent needle retention. It holds up well on retail lots in warm climates and has medium length needles.
PONDEROSA PINE
Ponderosa Pines are easily recognized by their tall, straight, thick trunks. The bark usually smells like vanilla or butterscotch. The needles of the Ponderosa are 4-8 inches long, thick and flexible with three to a bundle, and droop gracefully from their branches.
WHITE PINE
The White Pine Christmas Tree has beautiful soft, long needles and excellent needle retention to create a warm and inviting feel. The White Pine Christmas Tree is known for its elegant, symmetrical shape and holds up well during shipping and handling.
BALSAM FIR
The Balsam Fir Christmas Tree has dark green and fragrant foliage. Soft needles and a straight stem make this tree highly desirable. Its strong branches can hold even your heaviest ornaments.
GRAND FIR
The Michigan Grand Fir Christmas Tree’s glossy, dark green, thick foliage, combined with its inviting fragrance help evoke the Christmas spirit. The Grand Fir’s needles are long and fairly spread out.
FRASER FIR
The Fraser Fir Christmas Tree’s dark green needles, frosty underlying glow, and pleasing fragrance make this a popular Christmas tree. It has upright branching, straight branches and excellent needle retention for little maintenance.
NOBEL FIR
The needles are shaped like hockey sticks, and sweep away from the twig uniformly, giving them a combed appearance. There are distinct tiers of branches with open spaces, so you can showcase ornaments without the tree looking like it has bare spots.
NORDMANN FIR
The Nordmann Fir is favored for its attractive foliage. The needles are not sharp and they do not readily drop when the tree dries out. The Nordmann Fir lacks fragrance, so it is a great choice for people who are allergic or sensitive to the typical Christmas tree aroma.
$12.00
Your donation of $12 pays for a boy's annual membership fee.
$25.00
Your donation of $25 helps cover the cost for supplies in the Shop.
$50.00
Your donation of $50 will help a boy who needs new shoes.
$100.00
Your donation of $100 provides 25 hot, nutritious meals for a boy.
TREE LIGHT SPONSOR | $250
SPRUCE SPONSOR | $500
NOBEL FIR SPONSOR | $1000
GRAND FIR SPONSOR | $2500
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