Marsh Finance Strengthens Its Environmental Commitment

Marsh Finance strengthens its environmental commitment with a renewed partnership with Gift a Tree

Manchester, UK – 06 November 2025

Marsh Finance is proud to announce the continuation of its strategic partnership with Gift a Tree, supporting the planting of fruit trees in the West Usambara Mountains of Tanzania.

Through this collaboration, we are helping to restore biodiverse forest ecosystems, supporting local farming communities, and providing long-term, sustainable crops to local families. According to Gift a Tree, since 2008, their planting programmes have restored over 220,000 hectares of land in the region and planted around 24 million trees.

As a trusted lender, Marsh Finance believes in making a broader positive impact beyond finance. Our renewed commitment underlines our ongoing dedication to environmental responsibility, community development and creating real-world change.

“Partnering with Gift a Tree again feels like a natural extension of our values at Marsh Finance,” said Andrew Marsh, CEO of Marsh Finance. “Every tree planted represents hope for the future, for communities, for the planet and for generations to come. We’re proud to play our part.”

Marsh Finance encourages other businesses in the financial services sector to consider how meaningful partnerships like this can deliver both societal and environmental outcomes.

Press Contact:
Amy Roberts
Head of Marketing, Marsh Finance
Email: amy.roberts@marshfinance.co.uk

About Marsh Finance
Marsh Finance is a leading car finance provider with over 50 years’ heritage in the UK market. Focused on the near-prime car-finance segment, we provide customers and car finance intermediaries with a seamless finance experience, from quote to vehicle purchase, supporting responsible lending and customer outcomes.

About Gift a Tree
Gift a Tree is a global tree-planting initiative that enables individuals and corporates to invest in large-scale reforestation, education and community support programmes. Their work in the Usambara Mountains of Tanzania combines ecological restoration with local economic empowerment.