Our 2020 support. Thank you!
Look at these mask wearing, wonderful individuals. This is how you build a community.
Our sponsors donated over $8,205 in trees, greenery, flowers, mulch, shrubs and labor. This cedar grows in New Castle, DE and its twin grows in Willow Grove, PA.
We created new ways to support the organization through our T-shirt sales, our bulb purchases and Mission: Windowsill programming. There is still time to purchase our first T-shirt, but supplies are low!
everyone that brought the 2020 love.
- Abigail Lorenca
- Acme Markets
- AJ Pelczar
- All or Muffin
- Alyce Schonwald
- Amy Lavin
- Amy Turnquist
- Audrey Cartin
- Back to Earth Compost Crew
- Barbara Rutter
- Beth Davis
- Beth Gray
- Brendan Hartranft
- Burpee Seed Company
- Carolyn Judson
- Cheryl Overton
- Chris D'Angelo
- Chris Hatch
- Chris Mazzoni
- Clarkville
- Colleen Falicki
- Collie Turner
- Cynthia Slaby
- Daelyn Phelan
- Dale Cooper
- Dana Phelan
- Danielle Cascerceri
- Danielle Otte
- Dawn Heefner
- Dawn Hildebrand
- Debbie Merola
- Donna Melle
- Eli Bockol
- Elissa Guerra
- Elizabeth Spina
- Elkins Spark Fitness
- Enliven Planters
- Frank Neill
- Gavin Kratz
- Gene Miller
- Give & Garden Bulbs
- Grant Moran
- Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery and Delaware Counties
- HealthLink Dental
- Heather Santersorio
- Heidi Pelczar
- Ingrid Peterson
- Jamal Heacock
- Jason Romero
- JDC Construction
- Jen Campbell
- Joanne O Everett
- Joe Cartin
- Joe Romello
- John Turner
- Judy Craig
- Julia Barto
- Kathleen Benoit
- Kathleen Finley
- Kevin Publicover
- Kristen Kuipers
- Kristin Miller
- Lara Heacock
- Laura McGovern
- Lena Nguyen
- Linda Klein
- Linda Esche
- Lisa Ciacciarelli
- Lisa Green
- Liz Gross
- Lynn Paolicelli
- Lynora Conti
- Mac Osterneck
- Marie-Christine Martin
- Marion Andrews
- Marta Notarianni
- Mary Ann Fong
- Melissa Shideleff
- Michael Riccio
- Michele Keyes
- Michelle Kinsman
- Mu Beta Phi Fraternity, Inc
- Nicole Ameliocasper
- Nicole Provost
- Olivia Mingora
- Paul Peters, III Esq.
- Patty Henhoeffer
- Peg Schofield
- Precise Software Solutions Inc
- Raphe Chelli
- Riley Campbell
- Robert Gray
- Robert Spence
- Sam Browns Wholesale Nursery
- Sandy Morrison
- Sarah Cartin
- Sarah Gray
- Sarah Matour
- Sarah Schiewer, LMT
- Scott Meyer
- Shades of Green
- Stephanie Stajduhar
- Steven Hoffman
- Susan Mano
- Tamara Spence
- Temple University, Fox School of Business MIS3535 Class
- Teresa Berger
- Teresa Childress - Gilliam
- Thad Bench
- The Greater Sum Foundation
- Thom Starke
- Travis Reed
- Tricia Fitzharris
- Valene Chance
- Wendy Weiss
community partners
volunteering can be amazing for your health.
When you volunteer with us you'll probably experience:
- Exercise
- Meeting new people and connections
- Learning about plants and trees
- Sore muscles
- The feeling of making a difference
- Partnering with a veteran
- Changing a neighborhood
- Clarity
- Did we mention exercise?
"Everyone really likes the yard, especially my nephew. He said we might be able to see if any bugs or birds live in the trees now! My neighbor has been working on his side and it really looks good."
Gemma, US Army Veteran
Volunteer FAQs
What should I wear?
Layers! Make sure you have a few layers that you can work with. Wear sturdy shoes. There can be mud. You're going to get dirty!
What can I bring?
If you have garden gloves, bring them! We will have gloves for you if you don't. Some of our volunteers bring their own garden equipment, but that's totally up to you.
Do I need to bring food or water?
Nope! We've got you covered. Plenty of water and healthy snacks to keep you going.
What if it rains?
You will be notified 24 hours prior if we are going to postpone and will be provided a rain date.
How long should I plan to participate?
We are normally asking about 3-4 hours per event. Sometimes, we may finish early.
Our sponsors
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