Arbor Day Foundation
Founded in 1972, the Arbor Day Foundation has grown to become the largest nonprofit membership organization dedicated to planting trees, with more than one million members, supporters, and valued partners. During the last 44 years, more than 250 million Arbor Day Foundation trees have been planted in neighborhoods, communities, cities and forests throughout the world.
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03-29-22
The Arbor Day Foundation Announces Partnership With Founders Brewing
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12-31-20
Alliance for Community Trees Groups are United in an Effort to Plant Trees for a Better Tomorrow
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06-05-20
Arbor Day Foundation and Bank of America Drive Local Climate Resiliency Initiatives
Bank of America is expanding its commitment to the Arbor Day Foundation through a second $250,000 grant to support efforts in f...
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04-23-20
Crowd Cow Commits to Carbon-Neutral Operations through Partnership with the Arbor Day Foundation
A new partnership between Crowd Cow and the Arbor Day Foundation will offset the carbon impact of all Crowd Cow orders. Crowd C...
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04-22-20
Arbor Day Foundation Announces 2020 Arbor Day Award Winners
The Arbor Day Foundation has announced the recipients of the 2020 Arbor Day Awards, recognizing five individuals and organizati...
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04-17-20
Arbor Day Foundation and Publix Partner to Protect the Natural Waters of Florida
In early 2020, the Arbor Day Foundation and Publix partnered to plant 125,000 trees in Florida’s Withlacoochee State Forest and...
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04-14-20
Arbor Day Foundation Launches Campaign to Celebrate Arbor Day at Home
The Arbor Day Foundation has announced a social media campaign to plant 50,000 trees on behalf of people celebrating Arbor Day while following social distancing measures during the coronavirus pandemic. Through April 24 — the 148th observance of Arbor Day — the Foundation will plant one tree for ...
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04-01-20
In Context: Australia Fires and the Arbor Day Foundation Response
By: Ben Wilinsky
The Australia bushfires captured the attention of people around the globe. More than 24 million acres burned, thousands of homes were destroyed, the lives of 33 people were lost, as well as an estimated 1 billion animals.
These fires in Australia are unprecedented, ...