Forest ReLeaf of Missouri plants trees to enrich communities. With the help of thousands
of volunteers, Forest ReLeaf has planted over 200,000 trees throughout Missouri and
Illinois, improving thousands of communities.
Quick Facts
Forest ReLeaf’s Mission To serve as a catalyst for restoring and sustaining urban forests.
Eligibility Public or nonprofit plantings in Missouri or surrounding communities
What do they fund? Up to 300 trees per season (spring and fall)
Post-disaster trees – number of trees varies
Match? No
Timing Application period in the spring (March) and fall (September)
Forest ReLeaf of Missouri is a nonprofit community-assisted tree nursery established
in 1993. Their goal is to restore and sustain urban forests.
Forest ReLeaf offers two free tree programs to public and nonprofit organizations
in an effort to enrich communities.
Project CommuniTree provides up to 300 free trees to community groups working on projects
that benefit public or nonprofit properties. Applications for trees open in the spring
(~March) and fall (~September) each year.
Priority ReLeaf provides free trees to projects serving financially underserved neighborhoods
or communities after major disasters.
There are over 50 native species of trees and shrubs available, 3-gallon size. Trees
are grown by the Missouri Department of Conservation. Forest ReLeaf provides planning
and planting advice to ensure tree success.
Project Examples
Joplin, MO
Priority ReLeaf supplied 8,000 free trees to Joplin after the 2011 tornado.
Consult your community’s attorney and financial advisors prior to moving forward with
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