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Gift of Trees

The Gift of Trees: a tribute that lasts a lifetime.

Perfect for:

Births / Birthdays

Congratulations

Weddings / Anniversaries

Holidays

Memorials

Bar/Bat Mitzvah

For a minimum contribution of $30, Forest ReLeaf will donate a tree to a community planting project in honor of your special person and provide you, or them, with a beautiful certificate commemorating the occasion.
Make a Gift of Trees

393 Trees were planted in 2025

in honor of:

Ian Aebel

Ruth Ann Baldwin

Paige  Bass

Sr. Judy Bell

Dan Billmann

Sr. Mary Noel Brown

Jessica Brunsman

Janice Burnett

Rick Corcoran

Marie Devlin

Peter Dolan

Maryia Dzemidzenka

Ann Eggebrecht

Toby Epstein

Mel Fitzgerald

Carolyn Garbuschewski

Chris Garhart

Gloria Gordon

Trudy Hamilton

John Hardt

David Hartenbach, MD

Frank August Hogrebe

Jim and Norma Horn

Rosie Huether

Don Imholz

George Karnezis

Carolyn Kindle

Ellen Klamon

Greg Leas

Ruth Lee

Marsha Medley

John and Corki Moller

Sue-Ann Moran

Whig Mullins

Fr. Tom Nairn

Sue Nauert

Mary Neal and Bob Charity

Eric Niedbalski

Kenneth C Olsen

Therese Pandl

Jim Pelchman

Que and Betty Jean Purnell

Eli K. Reed

Jake Roeckle

Sam Ross, MD

Fr. Michael Rozier

Ellen Siebert

Steve Spence

Barbara Stickford

James Stickford

Ellen Sulser

Arthur Tuhro

J. Alex Valdez

Tom Valdivia

Jim Whalen

Ruth Willis

Mary Anna Wunderlin Mueller

Adrianne

Ameriprise: In Celebration of Earth Week

Brandon and Kylie

Carlos

Cecilia

Christina

Dad

Donna

Edison

James

Jason and Jess

Jeff and Susie

Jen

Jessica

Katie

Kira

Liz

Lynne

Maggie

Marfy

Maria and Scotty

Mike and Jamie

Rachel

Sanu

Teresa and Jhonny

Thomas

Trees!

Youthika

Trees planted in 2026 in honor of:

Ameriprise Financial

Sheldon L. Anderson

Jonah Baker

Kathy Bresnahan

Laura Cohen

Ann Earley

Ann Eggebrecht

Cindy Kell

Kenneth Kelley II

Mike Miller

Alice and Nick Nichols

John Kevin Powers

Dorothy Stade

Lester Thellman

Mike

Rowan

Tony

Elijah Belz
Field Operations Coordinator

I am Elijah Belz, the Field Operations Coordinator for Forest ReLeaf. I am a certified arborist and the primary person in the field for Forest ReLeaf, maintaining roughly 1000 trees planted in the St. Louis City, and maintaining our equipment our equipment used to maintain our trees! This job is a catch-all position that carries different responsibilities during the different seasons. Fall and spring are our planting, tree delivery, and inventory season; winter is our pruning, mulching, and planning season; summer is our watering season where we lead a crew of interns getting into the green industry. 

My background is bicycle repair! I was in that industry for almost a decade, including running a bicycle repair shop, before taking a job with a tree planting organization in Atlanta. From there I moved to an edible landscape company. I became certified as an arborist while working at Forest ReLeaf this February! Trees rock, bikes are cool too.

Amy Moscowitz
Outreach Coordinator

Amy Moscowitz joined Forest ReLeaf in 2026 as Outreach Coordinator, bringing experience in community engagement, volunteer coordination, and outdoor education. She is passionate about creating meaningful experiences that help people connect with nature and each other. She is excited to activate the City Tree Farm and engage the St. Louis community in hands-on environmental work.

Kate Pichon-Hellmann
Office Assistant

Kate joined Forest ReLeaf in November 2025 with a background in education, ministry, community organizing, and local government.  Born and raised in Anchorage, Alaska, Kate’s love of nature began at an early age while building tree forts, foraging for blueberries, and exploring the Alaskan wilderness.  Kate has a B.A. from Loyola University Chicago, a M.Div. from the Jesuit School of Theology, and a M.S. in Urban Ecology and Sustainable Planning from Unity College.  Kate is passionate about environmental sustainability, native plants, and sustainable urban planning.  She brings her passion and skills to support the great work of the Forest ReLeaf team.

De'Nonna Jones

De’Nonna Jones graduated from Knox College in 2023 with a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies, driven by a commitment to environmental justice and community-based conservation. Since then, she has gained hands-on experience working across a range of green spaces throughout the St. Louis region, focusing on the care, restoration, and accessibility of urban natural areas. She began her journey at Tower Grove Park, where she developed a deep appreciation for public green spaces as vital community resources, before moving into a stewardship role with the Missouri Botanical Garden in partnership with Great Rivers Greenway. She now serves as the Stewardship Crew Coordinator at Forest ReLeaf. De’Nonna is passionate about creating inclusive pathways into environmental work and empowering tree lovers and emerging conservationists to see themselves as stewards of their communities. Through her work, she strives to strengthen connections between people, trees, and places in urban environments.

Jess Underwood
Finance & Operations Director

After 17 years in the non-profit and public sector, Jess remains committed to mission-driven work that tackles the challenges facing our communities. Their career began with a year of service as an Americorps St. Louis Emergency Response team member, responding to natural disasters and performing conservation projects. That foundation of service led to roles supporting the arts, affordable housing, mental health, and grassroots housing advocacy in St. Louis. During this journey Jess has worked to center the value “nothing about us, without us.” They do their best to ensure that the voices of people who have been marginalized guide the strategy and execution of work that honors their lived experiences. When they aren’t working, Jess is out paddling, hiking, working in their garden, or building something.