Teaching Responsible Earth Education Tree

“No review was or will be conducted.”

“No documents available to the public.”

“The organization regularly and consistently monitors and enforces compliance with the policy at each Board meeting, and members read and sign a Conflict of Interest Policy specific to T.R.E.E. Board membership.”

“Governing documents and financial statements are made available to the public upon request. Requests must be made in writing to 4714 Earhart Blvd., Suite D, New Orleans, LA 70125.”

“A complete copy of this Form 990 plus attachments has been provided in person or by email to all members of the Board for their review before signature and filing with the IRS.”

“Other program services 4:”

“EIDL GRANT = $10000”

“An Earthwalk is a 45 to 75-minute sensory adventure for all to enjoy in any outdoor location. It is a learning experience incorporated into each of T.R.E.E.s programs conducted with school groups. One experiences this seemingly carefree walk in a forest or manicured park without any pretense about what may happen next. Yet, besides the surprises that nature can bring, each step of the way has been planned by a guide who helps each participant hone their senses of sight, smell, hearing, touch and even taste. This is a do and share approach rather than show and tell. Through a variety of short activities like Gigis Gallery where ze magique paint (water with a touch of lavender oil) makes nature pop with colour, or a stop in a Lilliputian forest (forest of moss and fungi, home to the Lilliputians), participants gain sensations through connecting with nature, discovering the variation and beauty that has always been there, waiting for them to find it. The Coronavirus Pandemic caused the cancellation of several of these experiences scheduled for spring 2020. T.R.E.E. served 22 adults and children in New Orleans City Park in fall 2019 and early winter 2020.”

“$10,000 was the SBA EIDL advance”