Sara Feinstein of Logan Square and nine other volunteers for Trees Across the Miles planted 500 trees along the Dan Ryan and the Kennedy Expressways in April. "The goal is to help the environment, create beauty in community and help clean the air. It's really a fulfilling way to connect with the earth even in an urban environment."
Acts of Kindness: Tree huggers
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This is a great blog! and yes planting trees is very important for the future of the planet. Keep up the good work!