I am happy to share that new street trees are coming to the Alamitos Beach neighborhood!

Up to 100 trees will be planted in the neighborhood bounded by:

4th Street –- North

Broadway –- South

Orange Avenue — East

Alamitos Avenue -– West

Alamitos Beach Tree and Flower Garden Party Club is committed to help plant, water and care for these trees for their first year. 

Come help plant the trees!  The trees will be planted to help commemorate the 25^th anniversary of the firstAlamitos Beach Memorial Trees Project when neighbors began working together in 1994 to plant street trees to remember treasured neighbors who have passed away. 

Alamitos Beach Memorial Trees – 25^th Anniversary Neighborhood Tree Planting

Saturday, January 26, 2019

9 a.m. – noon

Meeting Location: Long Beach Senior Center

1150 E. 4^th Street

(Meet at the Orange Avenue entrance to the parking lot)

Long Beach, CA 90802

Would your group like to be a volunteer partner for this event? 

Volunteers of all ages are welcome at this event to help plant and water these young trees. 

No experience is needed, we will train you.  

I am happy to share that new street trees are coming to the Collins neighborhood!

Up to 100 trees will be planted in the neighborhood bounded by:

Harding Street — North

La Jara Street — South

Coke Avenue — East

Downey Avenue – West

Collins Neighborhood Association and Girl Scout Troop 1353/1363 are committed to help plant, water and care for these trees for their first year. 

Come help plant the trees! 

Volunteers of all ages are welcome at this event to help plant and water these young trees. 

No experience is needed, we will train you.  

Can you and/or your organization serve as Water Brigade volunteers to help water the newly planted trees on planting day?

Volunteers are needed to help make sure each tree is deep watered with 15 gallons on planting day to help them get off to a good start.          

Would your group like to provide refreshments for the volunteers?

Can you and/or your organization assist with watering the trees during their first year?

Housing and Neighborhood Services Bureau staff will deliver all the trees and tools on planting day. 

The Port of Long Beach and CAL FIRE have provided funding to plant 10,000 trees in Long Beach neighborhoods through 2022.  Residents, businesses and community groups partner with Housing and Neighborhood Services Bureau to provide volunteers at the tree planting events. 

Public Works will survey the neighborhood for tree planting locations and Housing and Neighborhood Services Bureau staff will mail letters to the property owners of all the adjacent sites to notify them that trees will be planted and to provide them with an opportunity to decline them.   

Housing and Neighborhood Services Bureau staff will deliver all the trees and tools on planting day. 

Please feel free to call me if you have any questions or would like additional information.  

Dear Neighborhood Leaders and Urban Foresters —

I am happy to share that new street trees are coming to Central Long Beach! 

Up to 100 trees will be planted in the neighborhood bounded by:

Willow Street –- North

Hill Street –- South

Atlantic Avenue — East

Long Beach Boulevard -– West

SBCC Thrive LA’s Grupo Mariposas and East Los Angeles Women’s Center — Promontoras Contra la Violencia Domestica and Community Development YMCA of Greater Long Beach Bobby Smith Community Leadership Institute are all committed to help plant, water and care for these trees for their first year.  They have chosen the theme “Unite the Neighborhood” and will use this tree planting as an opportunity to bring parents and neighbors together to get to know each other and help make the neighborhood a safer place for everyone.

Come help plant the trees! 

6 UnlitterLA Routes | 60 Volunteers

Pilot cleanup in conjunction with L.A. Sanitation Dept's Earth Day Event

We will be shaking out our UnlitterLA concept of simultaneously cleaning multiple walking routes. Teams of 6-10 volunteers will each walk an approximate 4-mile route, picking up litter from sidewalks, gutters, and fences. Your help and feedback will be key to our large-scale event.

Each route starts and ends at one of three LA Metro Orange Line express bus stations – Woodley, Balboa, and Sepulveda. Kicking off with a morning briefing and distribution of any needed supplies (bags, gloves, grabbers, maps, etc), volunteers head out to clean their routes. Afterward, volunteers can enjoy the Earth Day event in the park!

Check in at 8AM, cleanup concludes around 1PM, Earth Day event runs til 2PM with free food/drink (while supplies last), 50+ exhibit booths, and fun stuff for the entire family. Volunteers can sign up (and learn more) at http://bit.ly/UnlitterLApilot

More info about the City's Earth Day event can be found at: L.A. City Sanitation's Earth Day LA

OPEN TO ALL AGES – A parent or legal guardian must accompany or personally sign the release at the event for anyone under 18. If you are bringing a child who will NOT be working, there is no need to sign the child up, however you will still need to sign the WAIVER for the child at the event.

Dear Neighborhood Leaders and Urban Foresters —

I am happy to share that new street trees are coming to the Hamilton neighborhood! 

Up to 100 trees will be planted in the neighborhood bounded by:

70^th Street –- North

Penfold Street –- South

Orange Avenue — East

Atlantic Avenue -– West

Hamilton Neighborhood Association is committed to help plant, water and care for these trees for their first year. 

Come help plant the trees!  The trees will be planted to help commemorate the planting of the 400^th street tree planted in the Hamilton neighborhood as part of the I Dig Long Beach initiative. 

We need a few good volunteers to help clean up our neighborhood and our organization!
As our school year is about to start, we want to have a clean and welcoming environment for our families to come and feel safe in. 

Opportunities on this day will include:
– a walk-around community clean up, where volunteers will pick up trash off the street and in local parks to make sure our surrounding streets are clean!
– a thorough clean up of our organization, to help prepare us for a great school year (may include cleaning windows, tables, chairs, shredding papers, etc)
– preparing materials for preschool classroom projects 
– clearing an area for a new garden on site

If you are interested in making a difference in your community and ensuring a preschool that serves low-income families has the strong support of our neighbors and friends, please consider dropping by for an hour or two to help set us up for a year of success!

ALL AGES ARE WELCOME!  

RSVP to sarah@familiesforwardlc.org

On the first Saturday of each month, join CMA Educators and volunteers in a beach cleanup, clearing the shore of marine debris. Meet at the steps in front of the auditorium.

Groups are required to make reservations by the Thursday before the event: Call Monday through Friday, 9am to 5pm, 310-548-7562.

FREE; open to all ages 3+

Want to make a difference for the environment?  Come help plant 100 new street trees in Long Beach near Patrick Henry Elementary School!  

Patrick Henry Elementary School

Neighborhood Tree Planting

Saturday, September 21, 2019

9 a.m. – noon

Meeting Location:

Patrick Henry Elementary School

3720 Canehill Avenue

Long Beach, CA 90808

Up to 100 trees will be planted in the neighborhood bounded by:

North – Conant Street

South – Monlaco Road

West – Palo Verde Avenue
East – Woodruff Avenue

The 90808 Tree Planting Association and Patrick Henry Elementary School are committed to help plant, water and care for these trees for their first year. 

Would your group like to be a volunteer partner for this event? 

Volunteers of all ages are welcome at this event to help plant and water these young trees.  No experience is needed, we will train you.  

Sign up HERE!

Families will enjoy taking part part in restoring the native garden to benefit local wildlife and the community.