Connect your event to nature.
Leave a legacy
In soil and seeds
Support local impact
In Indigenous leadership
Unite event attendees
Through a meaningful connection to nature
Reduce your footprint
For future generations
Position your event as a catalyst
For positive change in the region
Offset your event's footprint by dazzling your attendees with a tree planting event.
Think about the last time you sat under the shade of a tree.
Project Forest believes access to nature is a human right.
We partner with conservation groups, First Nations, Métis and funding partners to enrich communities by planting forests.
Get a unique opportunity for your attendees and sponsors.
When your event partners with us, we plant trees near your host city.
Benefits for your event
We focus on the things that matter most: reconnecting to nature, strengthening communities and building a healthier future.
By integrating our forest-building work into your event, you're creating measurable environmental and social impact that your attendees, sponsors and partners will proudly share.
Life on Land
We restore degraded landscapes, rebuild biodiversity and protect the ecosystems that sustain life. Our work helps reverse land degradation while re-establishing natural and traditional landscapes.
Benefits for your event:
Demonstrate a tangible, long-term environmental legacy.
Strengthen your event's ESG story with real, verifiable impact.
Give attendees a meaningful connection to nature through a cause they can rally behind.
Climate Action
We design projects that sequester carbon, reduce GHG emissions, and reconnect people with nature through meaningful, measurable climate action.
Benefits for your event:
Offset your event's carbon footprint with verified tree planting.
Align your brand with actionable climate solutions.
Provide sponsors with a credible sustainability narrative.
Sustainable Cities & Communities
We create green spaces that strengthen community bonds, support urban biodiversity and provide accessible nature experiences that make neighborhoods more livable and resilient.
Benefits for your event:
Position your event as a catalyst for greener, more connected communities.
Show stakeholders that your event invests in lasting local infrastructure.
Create shared spaces where attendees experience the impact firsthand.
Good Health & Well-Being
Our forests provide clean air, mental health benefits and opportunities for physical activity. We design spaces that promote well-being and reconnect people with the healing power of nature.
Benefits for your event:
Offer attendees a wellness experience that extends beyond your event.
Associate your brand with health-positive environmental action.
Provide accessible outdoor spaces that improve community well-being.
Zero Hunger
We integrate food forests and sustainable agriculture into our projects, supporting food security and creating nutritional resources that benefit local communities for generations.
Benefits for your event:
Link your event to food security initiatives with real, lasting outcomes.
Demonstrate corporate responsibility that addresses fundamental human needs.
Engage attendees with tangible solutions to global hunger challenges.
Clean Water & Sanitation
Our forest-building work protects watersheds, filters runoff and improves water quality. Healthy forests are essential infrastructure for clean, reliable water supplies.
Benefits for your event:
Connect your event to the protection of vital freshwater resources.
Showcase environmental action that impacts every community.
Support watershed restoration that delivers measurable water quality improvements.
A values-driven partnership
As an organization, we are founded on our principles: our belief in responsibility to bring about positive change, giving back to Mother Earth, respecting culture and community, transparently sharing our process, and connecting community with nature.
As a commitment to these principles, we partner with other organizations who hold the same strength of conviction to accelerate Indigenous communities, enact social good, offset the carbon, and create a lasting legacy.
Our forests offset carbon
Your event can neutralize its environmental impact.
Every tree planted through your event partnership absorbs CO2 over its lifetime, directly offsetting the carbon footprint of your gathering. It’s a tangible, science-backed way to take climate action.
In some Native languages the term for plants translates to 'those who take care of us'.
Robin Wall Kimmerer
Braiding Sweetgrass
Our forests support Indigenous communities
Your event honours reconciliation.
Our projects are built on partnerships with First Nations and Métis communities. By connecting your event to our work, you support Indigenous-led land stewardship and cultural revitalization.
I love the fact that the people at Project Forest are willing to do things that will mainly benefit future generations.
Program Partner
Swan River First Nation
Our forests create a lasting legacy
Your event will impact generations.
Our forests will exist for generations of people within their community as a connection to nature and a reminder of our collective responsibility to care for our land.
By tying your event to our forest-building mission, you are writing your organization’s legacy into the earth not with steel and pavement, but with soil and seeds. You are building strong roots for your whole community to remember and pass along for generations to come.
Your event will leave a treed haven for future generations to enjoy.
Reclaiming the land around the school grounds gives the children even more learning opportunities. As the trees grow the children will also grow.
Faron Bull
Our forests build healthier communities
Your event promotes well-being.
Access to green spaces improves mental and physical health for everyone. Your event helps create forests that communities will enjoy for decades to come – spaces for walking, learning, and reconnecting with nature.
It's worth every dollar. Take action now and know that your money is going to do exactly what you want it to.
Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers
Siksika Nation Shelter Belt
1 million trees to be planted by 2030.
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Our forests are accessible for your attendees
For the trees
Your event could be responsible for building a forest. Partnering with us at your chosen partnership level opens up the opportunity to plan a pre- or post-event planting excursion for chosen participants. Planting events can be added to any sponsorship package below.
Get Involved.
Your event could plant a forest
Become a Boreal Benefactor.
Your event’s commitment to legacy, carbon offset and authentic experiences will create a long-lasting impact on your current and future guests.
Your contribution includes:
News release draft for your communications team.
Event signage package (digital and print-ready).
Mike Toffan, Executive Director of Project Forest as keynote speaker.
Award presentation.
Social media kit (digital).
Media kit (digital).
Future updates on your forest to share with the community.
Opportunities to plant more trees by collecting donations through QR code at your event (QR code for Benevity will be provided).
Trees planted on behalf of your event can counterbalance the carbon generated by your event.
Direct connection to Indigenous communities through responsible and sustainable tour opportunities pre- and post-event.
Contact us about creating a legacy and sponsoring a forest.
Reach OutEnhance your sponsorship
In addition to your forest, your sponsorship gives you the opportunity to authentically connect with Indigenous communities near your event.
Pre- and post-event activities, tours and special events are available with trained guides and local operators through Indigenous Tourism Alberta.
Contact us to curate an unforgettable experience for you and your attendees.
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Witness engaging storytelling through captivating tales of culture, heritage and identity.
Feel the rhythmic heartbeat of traditional drumming, creating a powerful and immersive atmosphere.
Gain insight into deep-rooted customs with cultural teachings, practices and philosophies that define Indigenous and Métis life and history.
Experience guided meditation sessions, fostering a deep sense of peace and introspection.
Soak in the great outdoors with nature walks guided by certified Project Forest Indigenous tour guides.
Celebrate powwow in one of the most recognizable and unifying cultural expressions across Indigenous peoples of Turtle Island, where drumbeats echo ancestral rhythms and dancers embody stories passed down for generations.
Marvel at Indigenous arts and crafts and beautiful Indigenous art exhibitions.
Taste unique and memorable traditional and modern dishes with five star dining sure to sate any appetite.
How does it work to fund a forest?
