Applications for Bellevue's annual Tree Giveaway are now open, with 700 free trees available to residents and community organizations. The city will distribute trees on Oct. 24 at Bannerwood Sports Park, with applications due by Aug. 17 or until trees are claimed. The program, now in its fifth year, partners with 300 Trees and Amazon to provide tree care education to over 3,900 recipients since 2021. Residents can select up to two trees while organizations may receive up to 20. The city notes urban tree canopy helps mitigate flooding, improve air quality, and reduce neighborhood temperatures.
Bellevue Tree Giveaway Applications Open
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- βApplications for Bellevue's annual Tree Giveaway are now openβThe city is now accepting applications for its annual Tree Giveaway, which distributes approximately 700 free trees each year to Bellevue residents and community organizations.β
- β700 free trees are available to residents and community organizationsβThe city is now accepting applications for its annual Tree Giveaway, which distributes approximately 700 free trees each year to Bellevue residents and community organizations.β
- βThe city will distribute trees on Oct. 24βTrees will be distributed on Saturday, Oct. 24, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at Bannerwood Sports Park.β
- βThe distribution location is Bannerwood Sports ParkβTrees will be distributed on Saturday, Oct. 24, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at Bannerwood Sports Park.β
- βApplications are due by Aug. 17βApplications will be available at Tree Giveaway through Monday, Aug. 17, or until all trees have been claimed.β
- βApplications are due until trees are claimedβApplications will be available at Tree Giveaway through Monday, Aug. 17, or until all trees have been claimed.β
- β The program is now in its fifth yearNo usable supporting receipt β unverified.
- βThe program partners with 300 TreesβSince 2021, the city has partnered with 300 Trees and Amazon to provide tree care and maintenance education to more than 3,900 recipients of free trees.β
- βThe program partners with AmazonβSince 2021, the city has partnered with 300 Trees and Amazon to provide tree care and maintenance education to more than 3,900 recipients of free trees.β
- βThe program provides tree care education to over 3,900 recipients since 2021βSince 2021, the city has partnered with 300 Trees and Amazon to provide tree care and maintenance education to more than 3,900 recipients of free trees.β
- βResidents can select up to two treesβResidents who apply will be able to immediately select up to two trees, while community organizations, schools, and multifamily properties will be eligible to receive up to 20 trees.β
- βOrganizations may receive up to 20 treesβResidents who apply will be able to immediately select up to two trees, while community organizations, schools, and multifamily properties will be eligible to receive up to 20 trees.β
- βThe city notes urban tree canopy helps mitigate floodingβTree canopy provides a host of environmental and health benefits. A healthy urban tree canopy helps mitigate flooding, improve air and water quality and cool neighborhood temperatures during warm summer months.β
- βThe city notes urban tree canopy helps improve air qualityβTree canopy provides a host of environmental and health benefits. A healthy urban tree canopy helps mitigate flooding, improve air and water quality and cool neighborhood temperatures during warm summer months.β
- βThe city notes urban tree canopy helps reduce neighborhood temperaturesβTree canopy provides a host of environmental and health benefits. A healthy urban tree canopy helps mitigate flooding, improve air and water quality and cool neighborhood temperatures during warm summer months.β
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