Greenwich Tree Conservancy Receives Funding for Tree Party from Bank of America

From the Greenwich Tree Conservatory:

Preserving our natural environment is key to building healthy, happy communities,” said Bill Tommins, Bank of America Southern Connecticut Market President. “Greenwich Tree Conservancy has done an excellent job in educating our citizens and businesses on the significance of preserving our environment, and we are happy to celebrate their success this year.”

The date of the Tree Party this year is Friday, April 29th from 6:30 to 8:30 at McArdles Greenhouse on Arch Street in Greenwich. The theme of this year’s celebration of trees is “In Honor of Trees and Those who help us Grow”.

Supporters and members of the Tree Conservancy have helped the Conservancy to plant over 2,400 trees on public property in Greenwich in the last nine years. After planting these trees, the Tree Conservancy and the Town preserve and protect them so they enjoy a long life which benefits our town both environmentally and aesthetically.

Hors d’ oeuvres and drinks including signature cocktail tastings will be served and there will be door prizes, music and other fun surprises at the tree party.

All are welcome to attend, for information about tickets to this event, please go here and buy them online.

Pictured: Standing on left, is Silvia Alvarez, Vice President, Financial Center Manager of Bank of America in Greenwich handing sponsorship check for the Greenwich Tree Conservancy’s annual Tree Party Celebration to JoAnn Messina, Executive Director of Conservancy.