Free trees for King County!
Planting and protecting trees for a better future
Spring Tree Giveaway 2025
We have reached our sign-up goal and will be giving away more than 1,500 trees at our annual Spring Tree Giveaway. For the first time since 300 Trees began distributing free trees in 2020, we opened our program to all King County residents, schools, organizations, faith communities, and small businesses!
Volunteer!
Can you volunteer to help with the giveaway? Please sign up here for a 3-4 hour time slot on Fri March 14 or Sat March 15.
Students: we do approve service hours. Submit your hours at [email protected].
Giveaway Information and FAQ
For those who have already signed up…
- You should have received your ticket by e-mail on March 9th with the subject: Ticket for Your Free Trees. If you didn’t receive it, please check your Spam or Junk folder. If you cant find it, contact us using the email address you used when ordering the trees. Here is our contact form.
- Mark your Calendar with your pickup appointment on either March 14th or 15th.
- Read your Ticket e-mail for details about picking up your trees.
For more information, see our Giveaway Information Page and FAQ.
Free Trees This Fall
300 Trees is expanding! In 2025 we will work with the Cities of Bellevue, Redmond and Issaquah on their tree giveaway events. Stay up to date on tree giveaways and other local actions through our newsletter.
Bellevue’s Newest Community Forest
On a stormy weekend in late October 2021, dozens of volunteers planted 300 trees on the Sammamish High School campus. In 2024, students and volunteers installed understory plants in a section of the forest. We will continue to care for and improve this community forest for years to come.
Read the inspiring story here!
Participate
- Add your name to our volunteer list to help us distribute, plant and care for trees. All our activities qualify for school service hours.
- Stay up to date on tree giveaways and other local actions through our newsletter.
- Support 300 Trees with a tax-deductible donation.
- Does your fruit tree produce more good fruit than you know what to do with? City Fruit can help you get it off the tree and into the hands of those in need.
- Trees For Livability is a nonprofit formed by concerned Bellevue citizens, dedicated to improving the protection of Bellevue’s trees. You can learn more on their website.
