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Thank you for choosing to support our efforts to plant one million new trees in New York City!

In order to achieve MillionTreesNYC’s ambitious tree planting, stewardship and education goals, New York Restoration Project and the Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City are raising important private dollars to support the initiative. Million Trees NYC is a true citywide effort – requiring the financial and in-kind support of individuals, corporations, small businesses and foundations to provide a healthy, clean and sustainable future for all New Yorkers!

Whether you are interested in purchasing a schoolyard tree, a grove of cherry trees along the Harlem River or want to underwrite youth and adult education programs, your support will be instrumental to the ultimate success of MillionTreesNYC.

Help us get growing, by contributing today!

About New York Restoration Project

In partnership with the Parks Department, the New York Restoration Project (NYRP) is leading Million Trees NYC. Founded by Bette Midler in 1995, NYRP is a non-profit organization dedicated to reclaiming and restoring under-resourced parks, community gardens, and open spaces in economically disadvantaged neighborhoods throughout NYC's five boroughs.

In partnership with national and community-based organizations, researchers, educators, policy-makers, government agencies, corporations, and individuals, New York Restoration Project and its 12,000 members work everyday to revitalize, support, and advocate for NYC's public parks, community gardens, green spaces, and urban forest.

Learn more about New York Restoration Project

About the Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City

The Mayor's Fund serves as the umbrella 501 (c)(3) not-for-profit organization of the City of New York. The Fund is dedicated to creating partnerships between the City and the private sector in an effort to strengthen and enhance public programs. By working closely with City agencies, including Cultural Affairs, Parks & Recreation, Education, and Health & Mental Hygiene, the Mayor's Fund supports innovative projects serving the needs and general welfare of New Yorkers. The Million Trees NYC initiative represents just such a pioneering program, and private support is critical to the success of this historic endeavor.

Learn more about the Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City

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