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Due to popular support, this event is now full and closed.  Thank you for your interest -- please consider joining any other open event in the future!

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Let's plant trees together in N Portland! Interested in receiving a tree? Click HERE to purchase a tree for your household. Dozens of large (6-10' tall) trees will be ready for planting in their new homes, and your help is what makes this community planting possible!

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and guidance. We ask that all volunteers dress for the weather, wear sturdy shoes/boots you don't mind getting dirty, and be ready to have fun!

Have a pickup truck? We need your help getting these young trees to their planting sites a few blocks away from the central staging site. Please sign up at www.friendsoftrees.org/truck if you're able to help us out in this key role. 

This event will have a bike crew! Want to join the team planting trees by bike? Sign up at www.friendsoftrees.org/bike. Bikers with trailers and cargo bikes are awesome but anyone with a bike is welcome to take part! 

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

Private transportation: You will travel from the meeting location to several planting sites in the nearby neighborhood (up to several miles). We highly recommend private transportation (bike or vehicle), and will be unlikely able to provide carpooling options. If this is a barrier to your participation, please let us know.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Where will these trees be planted? In the following neighborhoods: Cathedral Park, Linnton, St Johns, University Park, Arbor Lodge, Kenton, Overlook, and Portsmouth

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This event is in partnership with the City of Portland’s Bureau of Environmental Services – thank you for your longstanding commitment to planting trees!

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.


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Thank you to our event sponsor Rigert Shade Trees!
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Planting Crew Leaders are trained volunteers who are crucial to planting trees and leading small group at our community planting events. Friends of Trees can not run these events without the support of this valued position!

Learn more and register here for this important position. Space limited.

This is the hands-on training for new Crew Leaders in the Green Space program.  Trainees can expect to plant different root stocks, learn about tree identification, and meet other Crew Leaders and staff!

Trainees will need to have completed an online 1.5 hr training before they attend this hands-on session.  The online training will be open Jan 14th-28th and you can complete it from the comfort of your own home.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel or Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org 

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Due to popular interest, this event is full and closed. Please consider any other open planting event -- thank you for your support!

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Help plant hundreds of native trees and shrubs along the Fanno Creek Trail in Beaverton!

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and planting guidance -- all you need to do is show up dressed for the weather wearing sturdy shoes or boots, and be ready to have fun!

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This planting is in partnership with the City of Beaverton and Clean Water Services, and part of Tree For All, a partnership which has planted more than ten million native plants in the Tualatin River Watershed since 2005! 

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.

Let's plant trees together in the North Lancaster neighborhood of NE Salem! Dozens of large (6-10' tall) trees will be ready for planting in their new homes, and your help is what makes this community planting possible!

Please arrive at McKay Park by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and guidance. We ask that all volunteers dress for the weather, wear sturdy shoes/boots you don't mind getting dirty, and be ready to have fun!

How do I register? Fill out this short registration form. Individuals and groups welcome! Please note that we need to split larger groups up into 3-5 people per planting crew.

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

Private transportation: You will travel from the meeting location to several planting sites in the nearby neighborhood (up to several miles). We highly recommend private transportation (bike or vehicle), and will be unlikely able to provide carpooling options. If this is a barrier to your participation, please let us know.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This event is in partnership with the City of Salem.

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.

Let's plant trees together in Central NE Portland! Interested in receiving a tree? Click HERE to purchase a tree for your household. Dozens of large (6-10' tall) trees will be ready for planting in their new homes, and your help is what makes this community planting possible!

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and guidance. We ask that all volunteers dress for the weather, wear sturdy shoes/boots you don't mind getting dirty, and be ready to have fun!

How do I register? Fill out this short registration form. Individuals and groups welcome! Please note that we need to split larger groups up into 3-5 people per planting crew.

Have a pickup truck? We need your help getting these young trees to their planting sites a few blocks away from the central staging site. Please sign up at www.friendsoftrees.org/truck if you're able to help us out in this key role. 

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

Private transportation: You will travel from the meeting location to several planting sites in the nearby neighborhood (up to several miles). We highly recommend private transportation (bike or vehicle), and will be unlikely able to provide carpooling options. If this is a barrier to your participation, please let us know.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Where will these trees be planted? In the following neighborhoods: Madison South, Rose City Park, Sumner, Beaumont-Wilshire, Cully, Roseway, and Hollywood.

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This event is in partnership with the City of Portland’s Bureau of Environmental Services – thank you for your longstanding commitment to planting trees!

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.

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Due to popular interest this event is full and closed.  Please consider our Portland Neighborhood Trees planting happening this same day - we hope to work with you soon!

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Help plant hundreds of native trees and shrubs at this special site at the entrance of the beautiful Columbia River Gorge! 

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and planting guidance -- all you need to do is show up dressed for the weather wearing sturdy shoes or boots, and be ready to have fun!

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

Friends of Trees is partnering with the Sandy River Watershed Council and Friends of the Sandy River Delta with support from the US Forest Service to continue native seedling plantings at the Sandy River Delta.

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.


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Thank you to our event sponsors Portland Trailblazers & Daimler Truck North America!
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Help plant hundreds of shade tolerant native shrubs, wildflowers, and ferns at beautiful Memorial Park! 

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and planting guidance -- all you need to do is show up dressed for the weather wearing sturdy shoes or boots, and be ready to have fun!

How do I register? Fill out this short registration form. Individuals and groups welcome!

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

Thanks to our partners, the City of Wilsonville, for your long-term commitment to community planting projects.

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.


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Thank you to our event sponsor Portland General Electric!
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Due to popular interest this event is full and closed. Please consider joining another open event -- thank you for your consideration!

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Help plant hundreds of native shrubs and wildflowers near the headwaters of Wilkes Creek! Please note: this event's start time is one hour later than most of our events.

Please arrive by 9:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 10:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and planting guidance -- all you need to do is show up dressed for the weather wearing sturdy shoes or boots, and be ready to have fun!

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

Friends of Trees is excited to partner with Portland OIC and Portland Parks & Recreation with support from the East Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District and Portland Clean Energy Fund to help restore this important natural area.

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.

Let's plant trees together in West Vancouver! Interested in receiving a tree? Click HERE to purchase a tree for your household. Dozens of large (6-10' tall) trees will be ready for planting in their new homes, and your help is what makes this community planting possible!

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and guidance. We ask that all volunteers dress for the weather, wear sturdy shoes/boots you don't mind getting dirty, and be ready to have fun!

How do I register? Fill out this short registration form. Individuals and groups welcome! Please note that we need to split larger groups up into 3-5 people per planting crew.

Have a pickup truck? We need your help getting these young trees to their planting sites a few blocks away from the central staging site. Please sign up at www.friendsoftrees.org/truck if you're able to help us out in this key role. 

This event will have a bike crew! Want to join the team planting trees by bike? Sign up at www.friendsoftrees.org/bike. Bikers with trailers and cargo bikes are awesome but anyone with a bike is welcome to take part! 

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

Private transportation: You will travel from the meeting location to several planting sites in the nearby neighborhood (up to several miles). We highly recommend private transportation (bike or vehicle), and will be unlikely able to provide carpooling options. If this is a barrier to your participation, please let us know.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Where will these trees be planted? In the following neighborhoods: Arnada, Carter Park, Central Park, Esther Short, Fourth Plain Village, Fruit Valley, Hough, Hudson's Bay, Lincoln, Northwest, Rose Village, Shumway, and West Minnehaha.

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This event is in partnership with the City of Vancouver Urban Forestry – thank you for your longstanding commitment to planting trees!

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Washington Department of Health & Human Services. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.

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Thank you to our event sponsor Wyld!
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Due to popular interest, this event is now full and closed.  Thank you for your interest; please consider any of our other available plantings!

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Help plant hundreds of native trees and shrubs at Summerlake Park in Tigard! 

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and planting guidance -- all you need to do is show up dressed for the weather wearing sturdy shoes or boots, and be ready to have fun!

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This planting is in partnership with the City of Tigard and Clean Water Services, and is part of Tree For All, a partnership which has planted more than ten million native plants in the Tualatin River Watershed since 2005! 

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.

Help needed to rescue native plants along the new Salmonberry Rails-to-Trails project!  The goal of this event is to rescue small native trees and plants growing along the discontinued railroad tracks outside Banks, OR. We will dig them out of the tracks, and they will be replanted at a later date at restoration sites around Washington County. Your help is needed to save these native plants before the paving begins!  Please note: we will not be planting at this event.

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a work crew. The event starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and instruction-- all you need to do is show up dressed for the weather wearing sturdy shoes or boots, and be ready to have fun!

How do I register? Fill out this short registration form. Individuals and groups welcome!

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This event is in partnership with the Friends of Stub Stewart State Park and Clean Water Services.

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.

Let's plant trees together in East Portland! Interested in receiving a tree? Click HERE to purchase a tree for your household. Dozens of large (6-10' tall) trees will be ready for planting in their new homes, and your help is what makes this community planting possible!

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and guidance. We ask that all volunteers dress for the weather, wear sturdy shoes/boots you don't mind getting dirty, and be ready to have fun!

How do I register? Fill out this short registration form. Individuals and groups welcome! Please note that we need to split larger groups up into 3-5 people per planting crew.

Have a pickup truck? We need your help getting these young trees to their planting sites a few blocks away from the central staging site. Please sign up at www.friendsoftrees.org/truck if you're able to help us out in this key role. 

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

Private transportation: You will travel from the meeting location to several planting sites in the nearby neighborhood (up to several miles). We highly recommend private transportation (bike or vehicle), and will be unlikely able to provide carpooling options. If this is a barrier to your participation, please let us know.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Where will these trees be planted? In the following neighborhoods: Glenfair, Hazelwood, Mill Park, Argay, Parkrose, Parkrose Heights, Russell, Wilkes, and Woodland Park.

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This event is in partnership with the City of Portland’s Bureau of Environmental Services – thank you for your longstanding commitment to planting trees!

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.


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Thank you to our event sponsors Wyld & Hampton Lumber!
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Help plant hundreds of native trees and shrubs at this site in NW Portland!

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and planting guidance -- all you need to do is show up dressed for the weather wearing sturdy shoes or boots, and be ready to have fun!

How do I register? Fill out this short registration form. Individuals and groups welcome!

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This event is in partnership with the Autumn Creek HOA and Clean Water Services, and is part of Tree For All, a partnership which has planted more than ten million native plants in the Tualatin River Watershed since 2005! 

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.

Help needed to plant hundreds of native trees and shrubs at this popular community park! 

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and planting guidance -- all you need to do is show up dressed for the weather wearing sturdy shoes or boots, and be ready to have fun!

How do I register? Fill out this short registration form. Individuals and groups welcome!

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This planting is in partnership with the City of Sherwood and Clean Water Services, and part of Tree For All, a partnership which has planted more than ten million native plants in the Tualatin River Watershed since 2005! 

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.

Let's plant trees together in Beaverton! Dozens of large (6-10' tall) trees will be ready for planting in their new homes, and your help is what makes this community planting possible!

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and guidance. We ask that all volunteers dress for the weather, wear sturdy shoes/boots you don't mind getting dirty, and be ready to have fun!

How do I register? Fill out this short registration form. Individuals and groups welcome! Please note that we need to split larger groups up into 5-7 people per planting crew.

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

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Thank you to our event sponsor: International Paper Company
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This event is in partnership with the City of Beaverton -- thank you for your longstanding commitment to community tree-planting!

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.


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Thank you to our event sponsors PGE & Rigert Shade Trees!
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Come plant native trees and shrubs to help restore the Johnson Creek Watershed's native habitats and improve water quality! This event is part of the Johnson Creek Watershed Wide Event where lunch will be provided (yay lunch!).

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and planting guidance -- all you need to do is show up dressed for the weather wearing sturdy shoes or boots, and be ready to have fun!

How do I register? Fill out this short registration form. Individuals and groups welcome!

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This project is in partnership with the Johnson Creek Watershed Council and Portland Parks & Recreation with support from Clackamas County Water Environment Services.

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.

Help plant hundreds of native trees and shrubs along Saum Creek Trail! Saum Creek Trail runs along Saum Creek, a tributary of the nearby Tualatin River

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and planting guidance -- all you need to do is show up dressed for the weather wearing sturdy shoes or boots, and be ready to have fun!

How do I register? Fill out this short registration form. Individuals and groups welcome!

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This event is in partnership with the City of Tualatin and Clean Water Services, and the planting is part of Tree For All, a partnership which has planted more than ten million native plants in the Tualatin River Watershed since 2005! 

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.

Let's plant trees together in inner NE Portland! Interested in receiving a tree? Click HERE to purchase a tree for your household. Dozens of large (6-10' tall) trees will be ready for planting in their new homes, and your help is what makes this community planting possible!

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and guidance. We ask that all volunteers dress for the weather, wear sturdy shoes/boots you don't mind getting dirty, and be ready to have fun!

How do I register? Fill out this short registration form. Individuals and groups welcome! Please note that we need to split larger groups up into 3-5 people per planting crew.

Have a pickup truck? We need your help getting these young trees to their planting sites a few blocks away from the central staging site. Please sign up at www.friendsoftrees.org/truck if you're able to help us out in this key role. 

This event will have a bike crew! Want to join the team planting trees by bike? Sign up at www.friendsoftrees.org/bike. Bikers with trailers and cargo bikes are awesome but anyone with a bike is welcome to take part! 

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

Private transportation: You will travel from the meeting location to several planting sites in the nearby neighborhood (up to several miles). We highly recommend private transportation (bike or vehicle), and will be unlikely able to provide carpooling options. If this is a barrier to your participation, please let us know.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Where will these trees be planted? In the following neighborhoods: Irvington, Sullivan's Gulch, Grant Park, Alameda, Sabin, Boise, Eliot, Humboldt, King, Concordia, Piedmont, Vernon, and Woodlawn.

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This event is in partnership with the City of Portland’s Bureau of Environmental Services – thank you for your longstanding commitment to planting trees!

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.


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Thank you to our event sponsor Providence!
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Due to popular interest this event is full and closed.  Please consider any of our other open plantings - we hope to work with you soon!

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Help plant native trees and shrubs to restore the riparian vegetation around Mt. Scott Creek. Mt. Scott is a tributary to Kellog Creek, an important tributary to the Willamette River and home to Coho salmon, Steelhead, Pacific lamprey and many more wildlife species. Your efforts planting trees at this event will be helping our local fish and wildlife, as well as greening Happy Valley for human residents!

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and planting guidance -- all you need to do is show up dressed for the weather wearing sturdy shoes or boots, and be ready to have fun!

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This event is in partnership with the City of Happy Valley.

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.


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Thank you to our event sponsor Portland General Electric!
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Help needed to plant native trees, shrubs, and wildflowers along Fanno Creek Greenway!

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and planting guidance -- all you need to do is show up dressed for the weather wearing sturdy shoes or boots, and be ready to have fun!

How do I register? Fill out this short registration form. Individuals and groups welcome!

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This event is in partnership with the City of Beaverton and Clean Water Services, and the planting is part of Tree For All, a partnership which has planted more than ten million native plants in the Tualatin River Watershed since 2005! Clean Water Services, Friends of Trees, thousands of volunteers, other non-profits, city partners, and private landowners will be working together this season to continue the success of this program. 

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.

Let's plant trees together in West Gresham! Interested in receiving a tree? Click HERE to purchase a tree for your household. Dozens of large (6-10' tall) trees will be ready for planting in their new homes, and your help is what makes this community planting possible!

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and guidance. We ask that all volunteers dress for the weather, wear sturdy shoes/boots you don't mind getting dirty, and be ready to have fun!

How do I register? Fill out this short registration form. Individuals and groups welcome! Please note that we need to split larger groups up into 3-5 people per planting crew.

Have a pickup truck? We need your help getting these young trees to their planting sites a few blocks away from the central staging site. Please sign up at www.friendsoftrees.org/truck if you're able to help us out in this key role. 

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

Private transportation: You will travel from the meeting location to several planting sites in the nearby neighborhood (up to several miles). We highly recommend private transportation (bike or vehicle), and will be unlikely able to provide carpooling options. If this is a barrier to your participation, please let us know.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Where will these trees be planted? In the following neighborhoods: Rockwood, Wilkes East, North Gresham, and Centennial.

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This event is in partnership with the City of Gresham.

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.



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Thank you to our event sponsors Portland General Electric & Providence!
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Help is needed to plant hundreds of native trees and shrubs and help restore Gales Creek!

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and planting guidance -- all you need to do is show up dressed for the weather wearing sturdy shoes or boots, and be ready to have fun!  

How do I register? Fill out this short registration form. Individuals and groups welcome!

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This planting is in partnership with the City of Forest Grove and Clean Water Services, and part of Tree For All, a partnership which has planted more than ten million native plants in the Tualatin River Watershed since 2005.

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.

Help plant native trees and shrubs and removing invasive species including Himalayan Blackberry and English Ivy at this popular park in NE Portland! Please note the start time for this event is an hour later than most of our events.

Please arrive by 9:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 10:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and planting guidance -- all you need to do is show up dressed for the weather wearing sturdy shoes or boots, and be ready to have fun!

How do I register? Fill out this short registration form. Individuals and groups welcome!

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

Friends of Trees is excited to partner with Portland OIC, Portland Parks & Recreation, the Columbia Slough Watershed Council, and Friends of the Columbia Children's Arboretum with support from the Port of Portland, East Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District, and the Portland Clean Energy Fund to restore a part of one of NE Portland's "hidden gems": the Columbia Children's Arboretum.

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.

Let's plant trees together in NE Vancouver! Interested in receiving a tree? Click HERE to purchase a tree for your household. Dozens of large (6-10' tall) trees will be ready for planting in their new homes, and your help is what makes this community planting possible!

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and guidance. We ask that all volunteers dress for the weather, wear sturdy shoes/boots you don't mind getting dirty, and be ready to have fun!

How do I register? Fill out this short registration form. Individuals and groups welcome! Please note that we need to split larger groups up into 3-5 people per planting crew.

Have a pickup truck? We need your help getting these young trees to their planting sites a few blocks away from the central staging site. Please sign up at www.friendsoftrees.org/truck if you're able to help us out in this key role. 

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

Private transportation: You will travel from the meeting location to several planting sites in the nearby neighborhood (up to several miles). We highly recommend private transportation (bike or vehicle), and will be unlikely able to provide carpooling options. If this is a barrier to your participation, please let us know.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Where will these trees be planted? In the following neighborhoods: Airport Green, Burton Evergreen, Burnt Bridge Creek, Cimarron, Countryside Woods, Fircrest, First Place, Hearthwood, Image, Landover Sharmel, North Hearthwood, North Image, Parkside, and Parkway East.

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This event is in partnership with the City of Vancouver Urban Forestry – thank you for your longstanding commitment to planting trees!

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Washington Department of Health & Human Services. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.

Friends of Trees is working to restore this Hillsboro natural area to a diverse and healthy forest -- and your help is needed! 

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and planting guidance -- all you need to do is show up dressed for the weather wearing sturdy shoes or boots, and be ready to have fun!

How do I register? Fill out this short registration form. Individuals and groups welcome!

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This planting is in partnership with Jackson School HOA and Clean Water Services, and is part of Tree For All, a partnership which has planted more than ten million native plants in the Tualatin River Watershed since 2005! 

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.

Tree planters needed in Tigard! Help needed to plant hundreds of native trees and shrubs along Summer Creek!

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and planting guidance -- all you need to do is show up dressed for the weather wearing sturdy shoes or boots, and be ready to have fun!

How do I register? Fill out this short registration form. Individuals and groups welcome!

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This planting is in partnership with the City of Tigard and Clean Water Services, and part of Tree For All, a partnership which has planted more than ten million native plants in the Tualatin River Watershed since 2005! 

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.

Let's plant trees together in Oregon City! Interested in receiving a tree? Click HERE to purchase a tree for your household. Dozens of large (6-10' tall) trees will be ready for planting in their new homes, and your help is what makes this community planting possible!

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and guidance. Dress for the weather, wear sturdy shoes/boots you don't mind getting dirty, and be ready to have fun!

How do I register? Fill out this short registration form. Individuals and groups welcome! Please note that we need to split larger groups up into 3-5 people per planting crew.

Have a pickup truck? We need your help getting these young trees to their planting sites a few blocks away from the central staging site. Please sign up at www.friendsoftrees.org/truck if you're able to help us out in this key role. 

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

Private transportation: You will travel from the meeting location to several planting sites in the nearby neighborhood (up to several miles). We highly recommend private transportation (bike or vehicle), and will be unlikely able to provide carpooling options. If this is a barrier to your participation, please let us know.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Where will these trees be planted? In the following South Oregon City neighborhoods: Gaffney Lane, Hazel Grove - Westling Farm, Hillendale, and Tower Vista.

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This event is in partnership with the City of Oregon City.

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.

Help needed to plant hundreds of native trees and shrubs at the amazing Durham City Park!

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and planting guidance -- all you need to do is show up dressed for the weather wearing sturdy shoes or boots, and be ready to have fun!

How do I register? Fill out this short registration form. Individuals and groups welcome!

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This event is in partnership with City of Durham and Clean Water Services, and is part of Tree For All, a partnership which has planted more than ten million native plants in the Tualatin River Watershed since 2005! 

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.

Help plant hundreds of native trees and shrubs in the Rock Creek watershed in Damascus! Due to extremely limited parking at the planting site, we will be using a shuttle to transport everyone to and from where we'll be planting. Please park at East Fork to meet the shuttle for the short ~5 min shuttle ride.

Please arrive by 8:40am to ride the shuttle, sign-in, and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and planting guidance -- all you need to do is show up dressed for the weather wearing sturdy shoes or boots, and be ready to have fun!

How do I register? Fill out this short registration form. Individuals and groups welcome!

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This project is supported with funding from Clackamas County Water Environment Services, on behalf of Clackamas Service District No. 1. 

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.


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Thank you to our event sponsor Portland General Electric!
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Let's plant trees together in Beaverton in celebration of Arbor Day! Dozens of large (6-10' tall) trees will be ready for planting in their new homes, and your help is what makes this community planting possible!

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and guidance. Dress for the weather, wear sturdy shoes/boots you don't mind getting dirty, and be ready to have fun!

How do I register? Fill out this short registration form. Individuals and groups welcome! Please note that we need to split larger groups up into 5-7 people per planting crew.

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This event is in partnership with the City of Beaverton – thank you for your longstanding commitment to planting trees!

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.


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Thank you to our event sponsors Hampton Lumber & Rigert Shade Trees!
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Help needed to plant trees at this community park in NE Salem! Back in February 2021 the community lost many trees due to a once-in-a-century ice storm followed by the late June heat dome. Let's replant and regrow the local urban canopy! This is an under-developed park that the City of Salem is transforming into a community treasure with more trees, a picnic shelter, playground, soccer fields and basketball courts. Sign-up to be a part of this park transformation!

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and guidance. Dress for the weather, wear sturdy shoes/boots you don't mind getting dirty, and be ready to have fun!

How do I register? Fill out this short registration form. Individuals and groups welcome! Please note that we need to split larger groups up into 3-5 people per planting crew.

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian.  Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This event is in partnership with the City of Salem.

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.

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Due to wonderful community support, this event is full and closed. Please consider joining any of our other open events -- thank you for your interest!

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Your help is needed to plant hundreds of native trees and shrubs at this popular community park!

Please arrive by 8:45am to sign-in and be assigned a planting crew. The planting starts at 9:00am. We provide gloves, tools, and planting guidance -- all you need to do is show up dressed for the weather wearing sturdy shoes or boots, and be ready to have fun!

Under age 18? We request that youth 15 and under volunteer with a parent/guardian. Youth 16 and older can volunteer on their own and will need to hand us a youth waiver form signed by their parent/guardian.

What about Covid-19? The safety of volunteers and staff is our number one priority at Friends of Trees. We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those who are ineligible, such as children younger than 5, anyone severely immunocompromised, etc), bring and wear a face mask through the event introductions, respect 6' or more of distance from others not in their own household, bring your own water bottle and any other snacks or beverages you will need, and cancel if anyone in your household feels unwell within two weeks of this event. Please see our Volunteer Frequently Asked Questions webpage for more details.        

Questions?  Please check out our Volunteer FAQ webpage.  Our team is also happy to assist!  You can reach Gabriel, Carey, and Jenny at volunteer@friendsoftrees.org We look forward to planting together soon!

This event is in partnership with the City of Tualatin and Clean Water Services, and is part of Tree For All, a partnership which has planted more than ten million native plants in the Tualatin River Watershed since 2005! 

Friends of Trees continues to follow the guidelines and recommendations made by the CDC and Oregon Health Authority. If at any point we feel it is not safe to host events, we will cancel them and notify any volunteers who are pre-registered.


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Thank you to our event sponsor Portland General Electric!
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Remember back in February '21 when the massive ice storm left so much tree destruction in its wake? Did you know that proper structural pruning when a tree is young is a tool you can use to help mitigate major tree failures from wind and ice storms?

Thanks to funding through the Wilsonville-Metro Community Enhancement Grant, FOT is offering two free young-tree structural pruning workshops!  This is the second, the second (the first was back in Oct '21). These workshops will teach you how to identify pruning needs, how and when to prune trees, how to use different tools (no chainsaws!), and more.

"How do I register?" Fill out this quick form to reserve your place. Space limited.

"What will the training be like?" Participants will learn from and practice alongside FOT staff and experienced FOT pruning volunteers as they prune young trees throughout the City of Wilsonville. Participants will also receive educational materials that provide more information on basic pruning techniques, how structural pruning can be used to improve tree resiliency, and the importance of young tree care and a healthy urban forest.

What about Covid-19? Friends of Trees continue to take safety very seriously and are using the following precautions at this time:

• We are requiring that all people at our events are fully-vaccinated (with the exception of those younger than 12 and anyone severely immunocompromised and not eligible for the vaccine).
• All volunteers and staff wear a properly fitted mask to the event and through event introductions. After crews split off and are more spread out pruning, those who prefer are welcome to remove their masks as long as they can remain 6'+ apart.  
• If you feel unwell within 2 weeks of the event, please cancel your volunteer registration.
• Please bring your own food and snacks, there will likely not be any shared food or drinks provided by FOT, we hope to return to shared coffee and breakfast snacks as soon as it is safer to do so!
• FOT is committed to limiting the risk of exposure for our volunteers and staff in every possible way while continuing to prune, plant, and bring people together safely outdoors. For a full list of our Covid-19 protocol, please see our Volunteer FAQ page.

Any questions? Please don't hesitate to reach out to the Volunteer & Outreach team: volunteer@friendsoftrees.org  We hope to prune with you soon!