Canopy

Are you a detail-oriented professional with strong project management skills? Are you passionate about Canopy's mission to collaborate with communities to grow and sustain equitable urban forests for all? Apply to join Canopy as the Development Operations Coordinator!

This role drives data integrity, event ex*****on, donor engagement, and grant administration to advance Canopy's development operations. The goal is to deepen relationships with the broad network of supporters who make Canopy’s work possible.

This is a full-time, hybrid position based in Palo Alto, CA. Learn more and apply at canopy.org/jobs

We were in many places today in honor of arbors and earth days. But more importantly, we were in community.

There’s no shortage of events that bring people together for a moment: a table, a listening session, a well-framed photo.

But impact asks more of us.

When we talk about Planting Action, we mean rolling up our sleeves and doing the kind of work that doesn’t just look good, it does good. The kind of work that quietly, steadily, changes the trajectory of a neighborhood.

Today, more than 100 people showed up - from East Palo Alto to Mountain View - and planted over 20 trees. At Vargas Elementary in Mountain View, we hosted a fair for the school community to get closer to nature.

What happened today weren’t symbolic gestures, and they won’t end when the photos are posted. These trees will cool streets, clean air, and grow alongside the communities that planted them. And just as importantly, something less visible took root: connection, stewardship, and a shared sense of responsibility.

That’s what real impact looks like.

Not just showing up, but staying with the work long enough to matter.

Believe in hope. Today, we proved it’s still in abundance.