Growing Together: Open Forum

Hi everyone! I just joined the community and look forward to co-cultivating with you all 🌱.

I wanted to share an opportunity for kids to receive a free tree this upcoming Earth Day. 🌎🌳

I'm with Neighborhood Forest, and every Earth Day, we give free trees to kids across all 50 states.

Here's how children can receive a tree:

1) Any youth-serving organization (e.g. school, library, youth group, parks & rec department, etc.) can register to receive free trees, at neighborhoodforest.org.

2) Once registered, the organization communicates with their community how to register children for a free tree.

3) Parents or guardians register their child for a free tree, through their participating organization. The parent/guardian registration deadline for this year's free tree program is March 15th.

4) Trees are shipped to the organization around Earth Day.

5) The organization shares the free trees with the kids who registered. 🌳

Then, the kids get to plant their tree and watch it grow! We prioritize native and fruit-bearing trees and aim to give 200,000 children a free tree this year.

Feel free to reach out directly with questions, or visit neighborhoodforest.org learn more!

Warmly,

Alex Popp

alex.popp@neighborhoodforest.org

I signed up to be a coordinator through my library for the first time last year!  I was blown away by how easy it was and how much fun we had!  I highly recommend this program.  The kids just light up when they get their trees (Spring) or succulents (Fall).  I get excited reports from kids on how their trees or succulents are doing throughout the year.  Neighborhood Forest operates with excellence and this is a fantastic opportunity that I hope many children will have the chance to enjoy :)

Hi everyone! I just joined the community and look forward to co-cultivating with you all 🌱.

I wanted to share an opportunity for kids to receive a free tree this upcoming Earth Day. 🌎🌳

I'm with Neighborhood Forest, and every Earth Day, we give free trees to kids across all 50 states.

Here's how children can receive a tree:

1) Any youth-serving organization (e.g. school, library, youth group, parks & rec department, etc.) can register to receive free trees, at neighborhoodforest.org.

2) Once registered, the organization communicates with their community how to register children for a free tree.

3) Parents or guardians register their child for a free tree, through their participating organization. The parent/guardian registration deadline for this year's free tree program is March 15th.

4) Trees are shipped to the organization around Earth Day.

5) The organization shares the free trees with the kids who registered. 🌳

Then, the kids get to plant their tree and watch it grow! We prioritize native and fruit-bearing trees and aim to give 200,000 children a free tree this year.

Feel free to reach out directly with questions, or visit neighborhoodforest.org learn more!

Warmly,

Alex Popp

alex.popp@neighborhoodforest.org

I signed up to be a coordinator through my library for the first time last year!  I was blown away by how easy it was and how much fun we had!  I highly recommend this program.  The kids just light up when they get their trees (Spring) or succulents (Fall).  I get excited reports from kids on how their trees or succulents are doing throughout the year.  Neighborhood Forest operates with excellence and this is a fantastic opportunity that I hope many children will have the chance to enjoy :)

Hi everyone! I just joined the community and look forward to co-cultivating with you all 🌱.

I wanted to share an opportunity for kids to receive a free tree this upcoming Earth Day. 🌎🌳

I'm with Neighborhood Forest, and every Earth Day, we give free trees to kids across all 50 states.

Here's how children can receive a tree:

1) Any youth-serving organization (e.g. school, library, youth group, parks & rec department, etc.) can register to receive free trees, at neighborhoodforest.org.

2) Once registered, the organization communicates with their community how to register children for a free tree.

3) Parents or guardians register their child for a free tree, through their participating organization. The parent/guardian registration deadline for this year's free tree program is March 15th.

4) Trees are shipped to the organization around Earth Day.

5) The organization shares the free trees with the kids who registered. 🌳

Then, the kids get to plant their tree and watch it grow! We prioritize native and fruit-bearing trees and aim to give 200,000 children a free tree this year.

Feel free to reach out directly with questions, or visit neighborhoodforest.org learn more!

Warmly,

Alex Popp

alex.popp@neighborhoodforest.org

I signed up!  Excited to be part of the Fee Trees for Kids!

I signed up to be a coordinator through my library for the first time last year!  I was blown away by how easy it was and how much fun we had!  I highly recommend this program.  The kids just light up when they get their trees (Spring) or succulents (Fall).  I get excited reports from kids on how their trees or succulents are doing throughout the year.  Neighborhood Forest operates with excellence and this is a fantastic opportunity that I hope many children will have the chance to enjoy :)

Hi everyone! I just joined the community and look forward to co-cultivating with you all 🌱.

I wanted to share an opportunity for kids to receive a free tree this upcoming Earth Day. 🌎🌳

I'm with Neighborhood Forest, and every Earth Day, we give free trees to kids across all 50 states.

Here's how children can receive a tree:

1) Any youth-serving organization (e.g. school, library, youth group, parks & rec department, etc.) can register to receive free trees, at neighborhoodforest.org.

2) Once registered, the organization communicates with their community how to register children for a free tree.

3) Parents or guardians register their child for a free tree, through their participating organization. The parent/guardian registration deadline for this year's free tree program is March 15th.

4) Trees are shipped to the organization around Earth Day.

5) The organization shares the free trees with the kids who registered. 🌳

Then, the kids get to plant their tree and watch it grow! We prioritize native and fruit-bearing trees and aim to give 200,000 children a free tree this year.

Feel free to reach out directly with questions, or visit neighborhoodforest.org learn more!

Warmly,

Alex Popp

alex.popp@neighborhoodforest.org

Hi everyone! I just joined the community and look forward to co-cultivating with you all 🌱.

I wanted to share an opportunity for kids to receive a free tree this upcoming Earth Day. 🌎🌳

I'm with Neighborhood Forest, and every Earth Day, we give free trees to kids across all 50 states.

Here's how children can receive a tree:

1) Any youth-serving organization (e.g. school, library, youth group, parks & rec department, etc.) can register to receive free trees, at neighborhoodforest.org.

2) Once registered, the organization communicates with their community how to register children for a free tree.

3) Parents or guardians register their child for a free tree, through their participating organization. The parent/guardian registration deadline for this year's free tree program is March 15th.

4) Trees are shipped to the organization around Earth Day.

5) The organization shares the free trees with the kids who registered. 🌳

Then, the kids get to plant their tree and watch it grow! We prioritize native and fruit-bearing trees and aim to give 200,000 children a free tree this year.

Feel free to reach out directly with questions, or visit neighborhoodforest.org learn more!

Warmly,

Alex Popp

alex.popp@neighborhoodforest.org

Most awesome and welcome Alex! I run a homeschool cooperative and we have a Earth Day festival. This would be a great addition for families. I'll be sharing soon!

Hi everyone! I just joined the community and look forward to co-cultivating with you all 🌱.

I wanted to share an opportunity for kids to receive a free tree this upcoming Earth Day. 🌎🌳

I'm with Neighborhood Forest, and every Earth Day, we give free trees to kids across all 50 states.

Here's how children can receive a tree:

1) Any youth-serving organization (e.g. school, library, youth group, parks & rec department, etc.) can register to receive free trees, at neighborhoodforest.org.

2) Once registered, the organization communicates with their community how to register children for a free tree.

3) Parents or guardians register their child for a free tree, through their participating organization. The parent/guardian registration deadline for this year's free tree program is March 15th.

4) Trees are shipped to the organization around Earth Day.

5) The organization shares the free trees with the kids who registered. 🌳

Then, the kids get to plant their tree and watch it grow! We prioritize native and fruit-bearing trees and aim to give 200,000 children a free tree this year.

Feel free to reach out directly with questions, or visit neighborhoodforest.org learn more!

Warmly,

Alex Popp

alex.popp@neighborhoodforest.org