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Congrats to Robin Buck, January's TreeMAK of the month! After 22 years living in the green suburbs of London, Robin returned to her hometown last year and wanted to continue her passion for the environment in Charlotte. She helps us at plantings, adoptions, and TreeKeeper days!

We heard one of your resolutions was to volunteer more...get 2025 started by joining us at David Cox Road ES TreeCare on Thursday, January 16! Register to volunteer at givepulse.com/event/481507-d….

New year, new canopy 🌳✨️ Help Charlotte's trees in 2025 with these resolutions. See something on this list you want to commit to? Seal the deal by signing our pledge at #pledge-section" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">treescharlotte.org/charlotte-with… and helping Charlotte's canopy!

Meet December's TreeMAK of the month! Tyler Kroeschell came to TreesCharlotte as many of our TreeMasters do: by adopting trees from us, enjoying the experience, and deciding to get more involved. And we couldn't be more grateful! Congrats Tyler!

Full circle moment: our social media manager's favorite Muppet (because she had them ranked and ordered at age 10) used to be PePe, the Prawn. Guess her current favorite (because she still has them ranked and ordered) in the comments 👇️

Get to know December's tree of the month! Most known for its holiday use, the Fraser fir is actually endangered in the wild, though the ones in your house are grown as crops. If you're ever hiking in the Appalachian Mountains, keep your eyes out for wild Christmas trees!

Want to take your volunteer experience to the next level? Join us next month for our TreeMAK training, where you can learn how to be a TreeMaster or TreeKeeper at our events! To register and see more details, visit givepulse.com/event/483102!

We're often asked how many of our trees survive after planting. Freshly planted trees are more susceptible to pests, diseases, and severe weather. Without our TreeCare events these trees may have difficulty thriving. Register now for our next TreeeCare at treescharlotte.org/event/nations-….

There are still some trees left for our East Zip Code TreeAdoption, which is now open to the whole City of Charlotte! Find out how to register for two free trees at treescharlotte.org/event/east-zip…

We had some mischief at our last planting... Don't worry, we uninvited him from our planting this Saturday at Eastway Middle School. There will be no mulch volcanoes, rakes left to trip on, or trash left out. Register now at treescharlotte.org/event/eastway-…

We've compiled a vision board for your next Saturday, December 14th, when you come out to volunteer with us at Eastway Middle School!! We'll be planting 74 trees starting at 10 am, register now at givepulse.com/event/481140-E…

Do you live in East Charlotte Zip Codes and want free trees?? Register today to pick up completely free, native or naturalized trees on Saturday, December 14! For registration and more information, go to treescharlotte.org/event/east-zip…

Somebody get Dunkin’ to sponsor us…

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Our 2024 wrapped 🎁

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It's officially Giving Tuesday, and while we're giving away 200 native trees today, we ask you to consider giving back to the trees that give so much. Get ready to give back by donating at secure.treescharlotte.org/a/donate-social or registering to volunteer at treescharlotte.org/calendar/.

We have a few more events for 2024! Join us before the new year for our TreeDay plantings or our TreeCare events, where we mulch and prune previously-planted trees! Go to treescharlotte.org/calendar/ for more info. Registration is required and events start promptly at time listed.

Always thankful for our volunteers, supporters, and of course, Charlotte's beautiful trees. Wishing you a happy holiday from the TreesCharlotte staff!

Discover the latest findings from the 2022 Canopy Study, sponsored by the City of Charlotte and TreesCharlotte, and learn how our city’s tree canopy has changed and where we’re headed. Register at givepulse.com/event/524533