Huntington Station, New York

Free trees.
Shared roots.

Most of our trees are given away through public library programs. With help from people who give, we’re making room for more trees in our community.

New leaves on a white oak, shown as species reference

Given with care. Grown close to home.

Free trees through library programs
Supported by voluntary donations
Rooted in our community

Free tree programs

A little tree.
A lasting beginning.

Public library programs are at the heart of how we share trees. Donations are welcome, and never required to receive a free program tree.

01 / FIND A PROGRAM

Start at your library.

Confirmed program dates and participating locations will be listed here. Each program will have its own signup and pickup details.

02 / TAKE A TREE HOME

Make room for roots.

Tree types and quantities depend on each program’s availability. Follow the program details for collecting and caring for your tree.

03 / KEEP IT GROWING

Give if you can.

Voluntary donations help us keep sharing trees. Receiving a free tree does not depend on making a donation.

Upcoming program dates will be announced here.

Made possible by people who give

Help the next
tree find a home.

Donations help Harvest at Home continue sharing trees through public library programs. Every gift is voluntary.

SUPPORT HARVEST AT HOME

Give what works for you.

Online donations will open here soon. Free tree programs do not require a purchase or a donation.

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Meet the trees

Room for something
that keeps growing.

White oak saplings and European hybrid chestnuts. Tree types and availability are confirmed for each library program.

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