Dedicated Trees Across America

Map of the United States with markers showing dedicated tree locations.

30.8M+

Trees planted

76+

Forests supported

150k

Dedications

A growing record of progress

More than 30 million dedicated trees have been planted. And counting. Our ever-growing tree registry records where each tree is planted. Search the tree registry to see where your trees are growing good.

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Restoring forests of greatest need

Your gift has the ability to heal forests where restoration matters most. We prioritize areas devastated by natural disasters, logging, and other destructive events, places with the potential to recover and thrive once restored. From creating habitat and restoring biodiversity to supporting wildlife and strengthening hope, it’s a gift that gives more.

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Northern California, Camp-Carr

Featured Forests

Chippewa National Forest in Minnesota

Northern Minnesota’s Chippewa National Forest has recently experienced widespread disturbance from invasive insects, tree disease, and damaging windstorms. Reforestation efforts will focus on sensitive wetlands and upland areas where black ash and spruce decline threaten long‑term forest health. By planting native species through a mix of traditional seedlings, direct seeding, and balsam poplar cuttings, this project will help restore natural forest structure, protect water resources, and support resilient wildlife habitat across the region.

Michigan State Forests

Michigan’s forestlands were heavily logged in the late 1800s, and efforts are now underway to restore them to their natural state. By replanting native jack and red pine, this project helps revive critical ecosystems and wildlife habitat — especially for the once-endangered Kirtland’s warbler, which relies on young pine forests to survive. Continued reforestation is vital to ensure this rare bird — and many other species — can thrive for generations to come.

A legacy that
heals forests

Dedicating trees goes beyond planting in the name of those you love. It’s a living legacy that honors the good they’ve done, the lives they’ve touched, and the world they helped shape.

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