Volunteer event at Cherry Park advances commitment to plant 1,000 trees across Los Angeles before the 2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games
Through this effort, community partners are helping expand urban tree canopy, increase shade, and create healthier, greener communities throughout the region.

Collaboration is the key to achieving our goal of shade-providing, life-saving, water-capturing trees in the ground.This event highlights what TreePeople, community organizations, businesses, and other partners can get done when we work together.
- Dr. Cassie Rauser, The Fielding Family CEO, TreePeople

As a long-time investor in the LA community, Delta is proud to support efforts that create lasting impact in Los Angeles. Through these community partnerships, Delta is growing greener, more resilient neighborhoods one tree at a time. We have always been committed to investing in a strong future for Los Angeles, and reaching the 250th tree milestone reflects what’s possible when we come together.
- Emmakate Young, Managing Director, Sponsorships and Partnership Management at Delta Air Lines

Planting trees is about more than creating greener spaces; it’s about investing in healthier communities and in the young people who will care for them for generations to come. Our Corps members gain valuable hands-on experience in urban forestry and environmental stewardship while making a visible difference in the communities they call home. We’re proud to join TreePeople, Delta Air Lines, LA28 volunteers, and our community partners to expand Long Beach’s tree canopy and help build a greener, more resilient future.
- David Sall, Acting Executive Director & CEO, Conservation Corps of Long Beach
Founded in 1973 from the vision of a teenager determined to restore Los Angeles’forests, TreePeople has grown into a regional leader in landscape restoration andenvironmental stewardship. Guided by the belief that trees need people and peopleneed trees, TreePeople brings communities together to plant and care for trees inmountains, neighborhoods, schools, and parks – creating cooler streets, healthierecosystems, and resilient communities across the region. With hundreds of thousandsof volunteers engaged and millions of trees planted, TreePeople continues to growsolutions that help people and nature thrive together. Learn more at treepeople.org.


