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Annual Christmas Tree Drop: Music & Goats – Fundraiser Event – January 10th, 2026

Posted on December 30, 2022August 22, 2025 By admin

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8th Annual Christmas Tree Drop-off Fundraiser – One Day Only Event – Coming January 2026!

This year, we’re celebrating with extra gratitude! In August, we welcomed six rescued alpacas to Great Rock Farm thanks to the incredible team at MSPCA at Nevins Farm. To honor their support, proceeds from this year’s Christmas Tree Drop-Off will go to MSPCA, helping them continue their lifesaving work in animal care and adoption.

One-Day Only Event:
Saturday, January 10th, 2026
8:30 AM – 11:30 AM
* Goats To Go / Great Rock Farm – 201 Pond St, Georgetown, MA
* Please, no drop-offs outside event hours. Sorry we don’t do pickups

Reservation Fee: $8 per carload, non-refundable fee (Discount code for returning customers)

Suggested Donation: $20+ per family/tree (cash/check upon arrival or Venmo in advance. Checks can be made out to MSPCA-Angell)

What’s Happening: The Farm is open for some Holiday Cheer at this Annual Fundraiser Event. Live Music: Enjoy live music & warming firepits from 9:00 to 11:00 AM. Goat Action: Watch the goats, alpacas, and llama as they entertain themselves, and us, as they nibble on the trees. We will have some merch tables and some concessions as well.

What to Bring:
* Tinsel- and ornament-free, non–fire retardant trees for our goats and farm friends (or just come without a tree, enjoy the farm, and make a donation).
* A spirit of giving! Please also bring your own hand sanitizer (note: no public restrooms available).
* Warm clothing suitable for winter farm conditions (expect snow, ice, or mud).
* Trees can only be dropped off during event hours (no outside visits)

Why Christmas Trees?

Our goats, sheep, alpacas, llama, and chickens love Christmas trees as fun winter enrichment. They’ll nibble, rub, and play with the trees, which offer sensory stimulation in the cold months. While trees don’t replace hay and feed for our goats, they add excitement to the farm animals’ day. Goats’ rumens—bacterial “furnaces” within their digestive system—help keep them warm through winter as they break down food into energy.

Join us in making this season brighter by supporting MSPCA at Nevins Farm. Share the joy of giving, keep the holiday cheer alive, and celebrate with your family, friends, and farm animals!

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Media/Articles:

WHAV’s News – 97.9 WHAV FM, “Goats to Go Offers 7th Annual Christmas Tree Drop-off in January; Proceeds to Benefit Emmaus” Dec 19, 2024. Click Here To Read

Mass Live “Give Massachusetts goats a ‘special treat’ of your Christmas tree this year”, by David Cifarelli December 26, 2023 – Click Here To Read

WBZ NewsRadio 1030 “Georgetown Goats Enjoy Snacking On Christmas Trees, A Sustainable Treat”, Dec 29, 2022 – Click Here To Read

Boston Globe “Here’s your annual list of farms with goats that will eat your Christmas tree”, Dec 29, 2022 – Click Here to Read

Boston Globe 2021 – Click Here to Read

CBS News “Goats at local farms are ready to munch on your Christmas tree”, Dec 27 – Click Here to Read

Boston.com “Don’t toss that Christmas tree just yet. Feed it to these goats instead. No, really, we’re not kidding”, Dec 29, 2022 – Click Here to Read

NewBreak.com “Goats at local farms are ready to munch on your Christmas tree”, Dec 28, 2022 – Click Here to Read

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