tree trust:
2231 edgewood avenue south, st. louis park
basic information
Hours: Tree Trust does not have set hours. They have specific programming, each with its own schedule. Case managers will meet with workers out in the community during regular business hours, Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Types of employment: Tree Trust offers five major programs for youth employment. Most jobs involve planting trees or working in local parks.
Serves: Youth ages 14-24 in suburban Hennepin County who have trouble getting a job.
Services provided: In addition to job experience, youth can learn about budgeting, financial literacy, college support, and working with employers.
How to get a job: Youth can get involved through their school or applications on their website. They can also call or text the outreach coordinator, Hannah Maertz, at 612-508-0292.
Types of employment: Tree Trust offers five major programs for youth employment. Most jobs involve planting trees or working in local parks.
Serves: Youth ages 14-24 in suburban Hennepin County who have trouble getting a job.
Services provided: In addition to job experience, youth can learn about budgeting, financial literacy, college support, and working with employers.
How to get a job: Youth can get involved through their school or applications on their website. They can also call or text the outreach coordinator, Hannah Maertz, at 612-508-0292.
Tree trust by the numbers
- They provide services to over 3,000 youth and adults annually.
- Since 1976, they have planted over 85,000 trees and shrubs.
- In 2014, over 1,000 youth received employment services in 4 different programs.
- During the 2014 summer youth employment program, 669 youth received over 450 high school credits.
