Trees for Houston branches out to Oak Forest thanks to $3M g

Trees for Houston branches out to Oak Forest thanks to $3M grant


Trees for Houston branches out to Garden Oaks thanks to $3M grant
Trees for Houston has planted across the city, including Memorial Park.
Photo courtesy of Memorial Park Conservancy
Houston’s unofficial benefactors have planted quite a seed for a local nonprofit. Nancy and Richard Kinder, through their Kinder Foundation, have gifted
Trees for Houston $3 million for a new campus, onsite nursery, education center, and more, the organization announced.
That means, in part, a lush new 1.5-acre facility in Garden Oaks — appropriately named The Kinder Campus — located at located at 2001 W. 34th St. — that will break ground this winter.
Designed by Kirksey Architecture and Lauren Griffith Associates, the campus will boast several notable, green features, including a cistern to catch rainwater for irrigation and permeable surface area replacing concrete, per a press release.

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