Welcome to Trees For Texas
Trees For Texas is the statewide initiative by Trees For Houston that brings our proven model of tree planting and landscape enhancement projects to communities across Texas. Building on over 40 years of experience, during which we’ve planted and maintained nearly a million trees across parks, schools, neighborhoods, and streets in the Greater Houston region, Trees For Texas responds to a growing demand for scalable, locally tailored, tree-based solutions.
This initiative supports a wide range of community-based projects that improve the environmental function of the livability of public spaces. From adding shade to school campuses and greening trail corridors, to improving stormwater management in parks and reforestation of flood-prone areas, the program adapts to local needs while delivering practical, lasting results through partnerships.
Where We Work
Trees For Texas is a statewide effort. We don’t limit our work to one region. Instead, we focus on areas where trees can provide the greatest impact.
Corporate Support Across Texas
We welcome corporate sponsors from across Texas to join us in expanding the impact of Trees For Texas. As a statewide partner, your company can:
Support tree planting and public space improvement projects in targeted communities
Sponsor community tree giveaways
Engage employees through volunteer planting events
Receive recognition on project signage, digital platforms, and media coverage
Demonstrate commitment to sustainability, environmental stewardship, and Texas communities
Our Founding Sponsor
We are proud to recognize Phillips 66 as the inaugural sponsor of Trees For Texas for the 2025-2026 program year. Their support is helping expand our mission beyond Greater Houston and into new communities across the state.
Through this partnership, Trees For Texas will be active in:
East Texas
The Hill Country
Sweeney
The Permian Basin region, including communities such as Amarillo, Borger, Midland, and Odessa
These projects will focus on delivering high-impact tree planting efforts tailored to each community’s local environment, needs, and long-term maintenance capacity.
Interested in becoming a corporate partner? Reach out to Katherine Bravo Newton, Director of Strategic Partnerships at katherine@treesforhouston.org