Tree Davis has proudly served the Davis community since 1992! With your donation, we will educate more volunteers and expand our urban forest through hands-on tree planting, monitoring, and care.
Ways to Give:
*Tree Davis is a nonprofit, 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charitable organization. Donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law*
Option 1:
Click on the button above to fill out the online form and use PayPal to donate.
(No PayPal account necessary.)
Option 2:
Donate by Mail:
Fill out and print this form, and mail it in along with your donation (checks payable to Tree Davis) to:
Tree Davis
P.O. Box 72053
Davis, CA 95617
Another way to give is our tree tribute program, click to learn more.
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| Partnership Level | Donation | Partner Benefits |
| Redbud | $50+ | Receive a print copy of the Tree Davis Newsletter |
| Ginkgo | $100+ | Item above, plus a Tree Davis T-Shirt |
| Pine | $250+ | Items above, plus a Tree Davis goodie bag |
| Oak | $500+ | Items above, plus an invitation for two to a Tree Davis Special Event |
| Cedar | $1,000+ | Items above, plus a personalized 1-hour session with a certified arborist |
| Cottonwood | $5,000+ | Items above, plus a tree bike tour with Emeritus Forest Researcher Dr. Greg McPherson |
*For $15,000+ we also offer naming rights to groves and personalized planting initiatives. Let’s set up a meeting to talk about how our programs align with your vision for a greener Yolo County! Please contact us if you are interested in this option.
What does my donation achieve?
Here are some examples of how donations are used by Tree Davis:
$50 – $100 helps us purchase one tree
$150 helps us plant one tree with a tree stake and conduct a property owner orientation
$350 helps us plant one tree and maintain it for the first five years
$1,000 allows us to create and print a future edition of the Branching Out newsletter
$2,000 allows us to compile and print educational materials (i.e., tree selection guides, downtown tree walk guides, etc.) for 1,000 residents