Neighborhood Forest gives kids and families an easy and fun way to reduce your carbon footprint – by planting trees!
Urban and residential trees beautify our neighborhoods, increase property values, reduce our utility bills by providing shade or serving as a windbreak, and eliminate pollution all the while turning CO2 into precious oxygen.
We are so grateful to you and your efforts to plant trees.
INVOLVD created and shared this wonderful piece on Neighborhood Forest’s genesis story and vision for the future.
Enjoy!
Since 2024, Neighborhood Forest has been partnering with organizations to gift free succulents for children who may not have a yard to plant their very own tree. We now have a blueprint for reaching every child in North America.
Launched in 2025, our Mini Food Forest Program introduces children to permaculture by teaching them how to care for a mini food forest—a self-sustaining, multi-layered ecosystem of edible plants.
Neighborhood Forest gets thousands of kids involved in the tree preparation, packing, distribution, and planting process every Earth Day.
Here is a sneak peek of what it might look like in your school come Earth Day.
Join us!
It’s a bit chilly out right now, but soon it is going to be spring!
A time to celebrate the Earth and plant trees!
Kids are cute and so are the little trees we give away for free, every Earth Day.
Be patient and take care of your little tree – in a few short years that little tree might be bigger than you!
Don’t worry, you and your tree will still be “cute” and you will both be doing more and more good in the world.
Thank you for being a part of our program!
American Forests (americanforests.org) put out this wonderful video summarizing the benefits and importance of our urban forests.