Students and volunteers cheering around a newly planted fruit tree at a school build day

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Food forests for developers, communities and companies

Amenity food forests for master-planned communities, campuses and corporate sponsors across Florida. Plant a food forest, not just a tree: shade, habitat and fresh fruit people use year after year.

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Who it's for

Partners we build with

Volunteers planting fruit trees along a neighborhood street in Florida — Community planting day: trees in the ground where people live.

Companies & sustainability programs

Sponsor a food forest for a school, church or neighborhood: a visible, local impact project your team can help plant.

Developers & agrihoods

Amenity food forests, edible streetscapes and agrihood landscapes for master-planned communities and HOAs. Designed for Florida water and wind, with stewardship plans so they stay productive.

Schools & churches

Outdoor classrooms and gardens that feed the people who gather there.

Restaurants, hotels & resorts

On-site food forests your kitchen can harvest from and your guests can walk through.

Greater impact

Impact people can walk through and eat from

Tree-planting pledges often happen far away and out of sight. A local food forest is planted where people live, work and learn.

Carbon in the ground

Layered trees, shrubs and mulched soil keep pulling carbon out of the air and storing it in wood, roots and living soil, right where your community can see it.

Fresh food where it's scarce

In neighborhoods with little access to fresh produce, fruit trees put food within walking distance, season after season, with no grocery run required.

Shade, habitat and cooler ground

Canopy shades streets and play areas, and native and edible plantings feed pollinators and birds.

A place to gather and learn

Kids learn where food comes from. Neighbors harvest together. A food forest becomes the place people meet.

Corporate tree-planting partnerships

Ways companies partner with us

Like a trees-for-every-purchase program, but the trees are fruit trees, planted in Florida neighborhoods your customers and employees can visit.

Trees for every sale

Fund fruit trees for every product sold, new client or milestone. We plant them in a school, church or neighborhood food forest.

Employee planting days

Your team plants part of a food forest alongside our crew: a volunteer day and team-building day in one.

Sponsor a community food forest

Fund a whole food forest for a community that needs fresh food, shade and a place to gather.

Impact you can report

Photos, tree counts, locations and seasonal growth updates for your CSR, ESG and sustainability reporting.

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Gloved volunteer hands planting young greens in a community garden bed

Already part of how we work

Leftovers go to community gardens

We donate leftover mulch, seeds and trees from our job sites to community gardens across Tampa Bay (ABC Action News). A sponsored food forest takes that further: designed, built and stewarded to produce for decades.

Gatherings & hospitality

From the forest to the table

A food forest is meant to be shared. We collaborate with chefs on harvest gatherings and design food forests for restaurants and hotels, so what's grown on site ends up on the plate.

Talk about an event or hospitality project

A plate of fresh figs and peaches with a fruit tart at a harvest gathering

A long communal table set with garden-grown dishes at a harvest feast

Guests gathered around a long table of garden-grown food at a harvest dinner — Harvest dinner, shared at one long table.

A flatbread topped with fresh garden vegetables — Straight from the garden to the oven.

A colorful spread of tropical fruit and dishes on the table — Tropical fruit, served family style.

Sliced citrus with chili and spice — Citrus with chili and spice.

How it works

Same process, bigger table

Fit call

Goals, site, sponsors and who the food forest will serve.

Site visit & design

A planting plan sized to the space and the people caring for it.

Build day

Our crew installs it, with room for volunteers and employees to plant alongside.

Stewardship

Ongoing care and education so the food forest keeps producing.

Volunteers carrying soil and shaping garden beds together on a community build day — A community build day.

Want your team, school or church to learn to grow food, too? See our hands-on gardening workshops.

Corporate tree planting FAQ

How is a food forest different from a tree-planting pledge?

Most one-tree-planted-per-purchase programs plant seedlings far away. We plant fruit trees and layered food forests in Florida communities you can visit, photograph and harvest from, and we care for them afterward.

Can our company fund trees for every sale?

Yes. You choose the trigger, such as every product sold, every new client or a quarterly milestone, and we turn those contributions into fruit trees planted at a school, church or neighborhood food forest in Florida.

Can our team help plant?

Yes. We run employee planting days where your team builds part of the food forest alongside our crew. They work well as team-building, volunteer days and community events.

What do we get for our impact reports?

Photos from each planting, the number and kinds of trees planted, where they were planted, and seasonal updates as the food forest grows, ready for CSR, ESG or sustainability reports.

Where do you plant?

Across Florida, from Tampa Bay and Sarasota to Naples and Miami.

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