Street trees look nice, and they are important for environmental protection and public hygiene as they purify air and regulate the temperature. As the heat island effect worsens due to global warming, street trees are playing a bigger role nowadays.
On Earth Day, April 22, the Intl. WeLoveU Foundation planted trees and took care of them in Kensington, Philadelphia, PA, USA, as a part of the Clean WORLD Movement. About 125 people including workers, housewives, university students, and teenagers, participated in the event, proving the attention of many age groups. The volunteers in gloves made the ground even with brooms and rakes. They carefully planted trees and covered them with fertilizer. Though they had to sweat, they worked joyfully, hoping that the trees would grow quickly and help the city’s environment and citizen’s health.
Harmonious Cooperation for the Local Environment
Creating Mom’s Garden at Parks and Farms in the U.S.
22nd New Life Concert
Choir of Global Families for a Hopeful Tomorrow
Protecting Mongolia’s Greener Future by Planting Trees
400 Caragana Sinica Saplings Planted in Ulaanbaatar International Cultural Park, Mongolia
For a Healthy Tomorrow for Children in Haiti
Providing Educational and Hygiene Supplies to 300 Vulnerable and At-Risk Children in Port-au-Prince
Clean WORLD Movement: Fostering Community Pride
Environmental Cleanup and Beautification Efforts in the U.S. and Uruguay in September
Blood Drives Delivering Hope for Tomorrow
The 674th Worldwide Blood Drive in Auckland, New Zealand