Treehouse

Congratulations to the class of 2026!

At Treehouse, we believe every young person in foster care deserves the support they need to succeed in school and beyond. The Class of 2026 represents what’s possible when opportunity, community, and belief come together.

In this video, you’ll hear their stories, see their accomplishments, and celebrate the journeys that brought them here—and the bright futures ahead.

Watch the full video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/h6HZze5PnNc?si=rhYmlx9j8AakKtRI

Meet Treehouse's Class of 2026 | Foster Care Graduation Stories Join us in celebrating the incredible achievements of Treehouse’s C...

Treehouse will be closed today in observance of Juneteenth.

We will resume work during normal business hours Monday, June 22.

Meet the Black Equality Coalition!

Led by Anthony Curtis, they're uplifting Black families through incredible programs like Unstoppable Mentorship and Lori’s Closet. We have been partnering with them to be able to offer material goods like jersey's, anime blankets, and more.

Show them some love and support their amazing work with a donation or by buying Anthony's new book: https://a.co/d/00dDYdjW

This week, we’re honoring Juneteenth by uplifting Black joy, culture, and community care. One way to make an impact? Donating Black hair care products.

How to get involved:
- Shop and donate new Black hair products—think Cantuu, Mielle, and Shea Moisture products.
- Drop them off for the Treehouse Store, where youth in foster care can access products that reflect and affirm their identity.

Hair care is more than routine—it’s about confidence, culture, and feeling seen. Together, we can help ensure every young person in foster care has access to products made for them.

Join us all week long as we celebrate, learn, and give back.

Shop: https://www.dreamlist.com/of/treehousestore