Partners: The Urban Forest Project

Our Sponsors: Big and Small!

This project has been partially funded by the Maryland State Arts Council, Mayor Sheila Dixon and the Baltimore Office of Promotion and The Arts.

Branch Park Sponsors
Baltimore City
Baltimore Office of Promotion and Arts
Baltimore Green Week
Dept. of Recreation and Parks
Fastspot
Friends of Wyman Dell
Friends of Patterson Park
Friends of Carroll Park
Friends of Druid Hill Park
Gensler Architects
Johns Hopkins University
Maryland Institute College of Art
William G. Baker Fund
Baltimore Community Foundation

Root Specialty Sponsors
All-Pro Image & Marketing: Event coordination, planning and sponsorship
American Visionary Arts Museum: Donation of barn space for April 2nd benefit
City Paper: Media Sponsorship
CN8 Comcast: Media Sponsorship
Dustin Pfeifer Creative: Website Coding
Jenny Michalak: Assistance in selecting a banner company
Jes-M: Bag design
JMG360: Marketing and media sponsorship
Serigraphics: Banner printing and bag manufacturing
Shine Collection: UFP store in shop
Southwest Airlines: Donation of 6 Roundtrip airline tickets for TreeBaltimore to conduct research in other cities
Wholly Terra: UFP store in shop
Home Depot & Bell Nursery: Donation of 60 trees for use in GROW! Donation of 12 trees for adoption!
Bank of America

Leaf Banner Sponsors
1st Mariner Bank
Ashley Custom Homes
Agora Publishing
Benchmark Asset Management
Brennan & Company
Chesapeake Sustainable Business Alliance
Development Design Group (DDG)
Floura Teeter Landscape Architects
Harbor Hospital
Hord | Coplan | Macht
Jan Seiden
Laura Driskall
Lindenmeyr Munroe
Live Baltimore
Maryland American Society of Landscape Architects
MyCity4Her.com
Neustadt Creative Marketing
P. Flanigan & Sons
Printing Images
Schmitz Press
Southwest Airlines
Stegman & Co.
Streuver Bros. Eccles & Rouse
Turner Development Group
W. Brad Schlegal
Woody Lissauer

Seedling Sponsors
A+ Home Work
Baltimore AIGA
Advance Business Systems

K-12 School Participation
Baltimore School for the Arts: Provided Professional Banners
Girl Scouts of Central Maryland
Margaret Brent Elementary
Mt. Washington Elementary
The Green School of Baltimore
Baltimore Lab School
The Park School
Roland Park Elementary/Middle School
Roland Park Country School

Want to be a sponsor? Learn More!

Feeling generous? Anyone can participate!

This project is organized by Tilt Studio Foundation, Inc., Baltimore City Recreation & Parks, Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts, and Maryland Institute College of Art & Johns Hopkins University. Proceeds benefit the Tree Baltimore campaign.

What is the benefit as a sponsor?

Visibility: Since we are working with the Times Square Alliance, you will get both local and national visibility
Leader: You will be fostering sustainability in Baltimore City as a leader in this growing movement
Greater Good: Your money will be put toward the betterment of our city parks as a charitable contribution
Opportunity: This is a chance to create change and to start making a difference in Baltimore City and the world

Four ways to help

(Check the events page for event specific information)

We will provide you with:
-Web visibility
-Event visibility
-In our program guide (if you sponsor before March 26th)

1. Be a Park Sponsor
We are seeking $15k for each of our 3 Designer Park installations and $5k for each of our Student Park exhibitions. Money goes towards materials for the installation. The park event will be sponsored in total by 1 sponsor and you will receive national recognition for your efforts.

2. Donate Goods
We need refreshments, food, entertainment and rental equipment to make each event a success. Your logo will be listed in our event material.

3. Donate Money
Money is the best way to provide the biggest impact. Give a little or a lot.

Together we can bring The Urban Forest Project home! Give a dollar, ten or a million! Everyone has the opportunity to make a difference. If you are interested, we would be happy to post your name online or you may remain anonymous.

4. Donate Time
Volunteer at a park event or assist with coordination. We need as many people as we can get!

Please contact us to discuss more

Press and Media Inquiries

Please contact us to discuss: 410 467 4513, or Contact us