Community Tree Grants

Tree Canada Now Accepting Applications for 2025 Community Tree Grants
Eligible groups are encouraged to apply for funding by December 9, 2024, at 11:59 p.m. EST. In 2024, Tree Canada approved funding for 116 Community Tree Grant projects in 96 communities across Canada, totaling over $1 million….

Small Beginnings: Greening St. Augustine’s Anglican Church in Edmonton
The Rewilding Committee, a group of dedicated volunteers in Edmonton, Alberta, received a $10,000 grant to add more greenery to St. Augustine’s Anglican Church, thanks to Tree Canada’s Community Tree Grant program and project sponsor, FedEx….

Community-Driven Land Restoration in Manitoba’s Boreal Forest
The Whitefish River First Nation Public Library’s is growing a community garden to create a space where youth and elders can come together….

Growing Community with the Whitefish River First Nation Library
The Whitefish River First Nation Public Library’s is growing a community garden to create a space where youth and elders can come together….

Volunteers Plant 250 Berry Shrubs on Siksika Nation Saskatoon Farm
Every day, Tree Canada is inspired by the passion and commitment of individuals that volunteer their time to grow healthier and greener communities across the country. From planting large urban trees to small edible shrubs, communities are taking meaningful action to help…

Our Exciting Plans for the Year Ahead
The beginning of each new year is an occasion to reflect on the previous one and dream about the year ahead. At Tree Canada, we look forward to another year of growing resilient and healthy ecosystems and communities. Whether you’ve been a…

2020 – a year in review at Tree Canada
The pandemic that swept across the country last March forced us, like many other non-profits or businesses, to rethink our operations. We had to scale back, postpone and in some cases cancel many of our live events, to keep safe the partners…

Communities Need Trees
As autumn flies by, and trees across the country shift from summery greens to flamboyant shades of red and gold, it’s easy to remember why we love trees. And while trees certainly contribute colour and beauty to our lives, this vibrant season…