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Total investment for the project was $9 million

Trees for Houston is celebrating a milestone: 40 years and more than 750,000 trees planted or donated to local families, schools, neighborhoods and parks.

For four decades, Trees For Houston has remained dedicated to its mission of providing trees for the city and region despite the lack of a permanent home.

Trees For Houston's New Campus is Heading to Garden Oaks After a $3-million gift from the Kinder Foundation, things will be looking a lot greener in the GOOF. By Gwendolyn Knapp 6/2/2021 at 6:00am Tree distribution in action. After receiving a whopping $3-million gift from the Kinder Foundation, Trees For Houston, the nonprofit that’s been busy planting 20,000 trees since the pandemic began, is now busy with another exciting new venture: A forthcoming 1.5-acre compound, called the Kinder Campus, will break ground at 2001 W. 34th St. later this year (in winter).    The property will...

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...