Trees For Houston

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1911 W 34th St
Houston, TX 77018
+1 (713) 840-8733
http://www.treesforhouston.org

Trees For Houston is a non-profit organization committed to the planting, protection, and promotion of trees in the Houston area. With a mission to enhance the community, they have successfully planted over 880,000 trees, contributing to cleaner air, improved runoff management, and the beautification of neighborhoods.

The organization actively engages the public through various programs, including tree giveaways, educational resources, and opportunities for volunteer involvement. By encouraging community participation, Trees For Houston aims to foster a greener environment and improve the overall quality of life for residents.

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5.01 reviews
San W.
5/29/2021

I wish more people knew about Trees for Houston. They are a great group of people, dedicated to adding trees back in our communities. They educate and plant trees at all kinds of schools, parks,...

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