May 14, 2010 – Tree planting with kids and their parents from an underprivileged neighborhood of Krakow, Poland. Planted at the University of Economics.
April 22, 2010 – We distributed several at World Food Market, on Earth Day. Lakewood – Dallas, TX.
March 26, 2010 – Tree give-away at the Shelton School- Dallas, TX. As part of a Bar Mitzvah project, TFH teamed up with Sam Robbins to donate 170 saplings. Each 3rd and 4th grade student received saplings to plant at home with their parents after learning about the importance of trees for their future.
March 30, 2010 – Whole Foods Market’s GRAND OPENING in Dallas, TX. 100 live oak saplings were given away to children and their families to plant together.
December 2009 – Tree give- away at the Irma Rangel School for Girls-Dallas, TX. Each 6th grade girl was given a sapling to plant at home. ONCOR, a TFH partner, sponsored an art contest for the best drawing of “how to plant trees a safe distance from power lines.” Two drawing were selected and each girl was given a $1000 savings Bond towards college.
April 22, 2009 – Gabriel was interviewed on 1360AM, in Dallas, to discuss our need to plant trees to save the planet.
April 22, 2009 – Earth Day: TFH will be giving-away cedar elm saplings at the Preston/Forest store from 11am-2pm and at the Plano store from 5pm-8pm.
April 24, 2009 – Arbor Day: Tree give-away event (600 saplings) at Brentfield Elementary School (K-6th grade). Every child will receive a sapling to take home and plant with their parents. Richardson, TX.
November 12, 2008- First tree give-away (100 live oak saplings). Trees for Humanity participated as part of the holiday taste event at Whole Foods market in Plano, TX., Each family that took a sapling and returned with a photo of their family tree planting experience received a $25 goodie bag from Whole Foods.
We are a neighborhood association in Dallas and next week will be having our annual beautification meeting. We will the first time, focus on reforestation and including the children by getting them started with planting trees. We attended a Mayor’s Forum this evening and someone referred us to you as a place to find small inexpensive trees we could obtain for our meeting. Is there a location in Dallas where we can go to purchase these trees if available? Thank you
May 14, 2010 – Tree planting with kids and their parents from an underprivileged neighborhood of Krakow, Poland. Planted at the University of Economics.
March 26, 2010 – Tree give-away at the Shelton School- Dallas, TX. As part of a Bar Mitzvah project, TFH teamed up with Sam Robbins to donate 170 saplings. Each 3rd and 4th grade student received saplings to plant at home with their parents after learning about the importance of trees for their future.
March 30, 2010 – Whole Foods Market’s GRAND OPENING in Dallas, TX. 100 live oak saplings were given away to children and their families to plant together.
December 2009 – Tree give- away at the Irma Rangel School for Girls-Dallas, TX. Each 6th grade girl was given a sapling to plant at home. ONCOR, a TFH partner, sponsored an art contest for the best drawing of “how to plant trees a safe distance from power lines.” Two drawing were selected and each girl was given a $1000 savings Bond towards college.
April 22, 2009 – Gabriel was interviewed on 1360AM, in Dallas, to discuss our need to plant trees to save the planet.
April 22, 2009 – Earth Day: TFH will be giving-away cedar elm saplings at the Preston/Forest store from 11am-2pm and at the Plano store from 5pm-8pm.
April 24, 2009 – Arbor Day: Tree give-away event (600 saplings) at Brentfield Elementary School (K-6th grade). Every child will receive a sapling to take home and plant with their parents. Richardson, TX.
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We are a neighborhood association in Dallas and next week will be having our annual beautification meeting. We will the first time, focus on reforestation and including the children by getting them started with planting trees. We attended a Mayor’s Forum this evening and someone referred us to you as a place to find small inexpensive trees we could obtain for our meeting. Is there a location in Dallas where we can go to purchase these trees if available? Thank you