

Neighborhood Nurture invites players worldwide, including level 157 Hay Day player Lance Bass, to grow a tree together with neighbors.

As Hay Day farmers come together to grow trees in their neighbourhoods, Hay Day celebrates by supporting real-life farmers who grow trees on their farms, with our partners at the Rainforest Alliance. Talk about teamwork!
As 1 million players grow their neighbourhood tree we celebrate by growing 20,000 trees in real life — transforming an area the size of 500 football fields into thriving, forested farms full of life, helping hundreds of farming families build a more sustainable future.



Our partners at the Rainforest Alliance work to keep forests standing, help farmers level up their livelihoods, and make growing coffee, chocolate, tea, and other products we all love more sustainable. They work hand-in-hand with farmers and their communities to help them adopt nature-friendly farming practices and become more resilient to climate change—all while helping communities increase their incomes and advance human rights.

Picture this: a farm where the soil is so rich and healthy, it holds water even in drought. Where the sound of birdsong fills the air. Where lush trees are so plentiful you can hardly see past the tree line, and crops flourish. That’s regenerative farming.
Certified farms help give back to nature more than they take. They use fewer pesticides, fight climate change, and treat workers fairly. Since farming is at the heart of Hay Day, your play can now support the Rainforest Alliance’s work to regenerate farms, forests, and rural landscapes around the world. Sustaining and building climate resilience across these landscapes doesn’t just protect nature—it restores it.

High on the slopes of Mount Kenya, the Baragwi cooperative is turning the vision of sustainable coffee into a reality. Since 2010, Baragwi’s 25,000 smallholder farmers have partnered with the Rainforest Alliance to move toward regenerative farming by embracing nature-friendly techniques.
As a result, the cooperative has tripled its coffee production while simultaneously protecting the wetlands and planting native trees to shade their precious coffee trees. Their success has allowed the community to invest in clean water, solar-powered dryers, and better housing for families. It’s a shining example of how farming in harmony with nature can restore the land while benefiting an entire community.
In our Summer campaign Let It Bee, the Hay Day community helped conserve 17 football fields’ worth of habitat for bees and pollinators around the world.
In Autumn 2025, the Hay Day community came together and helped provide real meals through the UN World Food Programme’s ShareTheMeal.
Last holiday season, Hay Day is celebrating the joy and warmth of home with furry friends both in-game and in real life, while helping rescue pups waiting for their furrever homes.
Hay Day invites players worldwide, including level 157 Hay Day player Lance Bass, to grow a tree together with neighbors.