Chapter

Join a Chapter

Chapters are the foundation of our organisation. Across our platform globally, we work with a spirit of trust, togetherness and an ethos of participatory and distributed leadership. We seek the active involvement of all chapter members, recognising them as Green Warriors. All the diverse inputs, ideas, innovative action plans and recommendations evolved by chapters genuinely required at the grassroots level for policy and mindset change will be presented to concerned government and authorities.

To join or create a chapter, each member must enrol as a We Grow Forest Club Member.

How to become a Member of a Chapter?

Fill out the Online We Grow Forest Club Membership form
Make the one-time payment of We Grow Forest Club Membership for each of your members
Mention your geographical location to join the Chapter functioning in that area
If there is no active Chapter in your area, we will provide you with the assistance to create one
The term period of each elected representative is from January 1st to December 31st

If We Grow Forest Foundation hasn’t come to your area yet,

Why not consider creating a chapter?

How to create a Chapter?

To create a chapter, one must enrol as a member of the We Grow Forest Club
There must be at least ten members from the same geographical area to form a chapter
The maximum number of members in a chapter should not exceed a hundred
To create a chapter, each member should submit a profile, photograph and ID proof to the Secretary of We Grow Forest Foundation
All chapter members will have to undergo induction and orientation from the We Grow Forest Foundation before the inauguration of the respective Chapter
The President (Chapter Head) will elect their team of Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer
There can be more than one Chapter in a district

Thiruvananthapuram & Mumbai Chapter

We Grow Forest Foundation’s Thiruvananthapuram Chapter was officially launched on 6th October 2021 and Mumbai Chapter on 12th October 2021. The chapter will give space for environmentalists, businesses, volunteers, and other sustainable organisations to participate in the planting-related activities.

As part of the series of activities planned to make the district sustainable, fruit and shade tree saplings are being planted and distributed at various places under the ‘Seeds of Change’ campaign. Monthly clean-up drives and awareness campaigns are also running parallel to keep the city’s shorelines clean and help save the marine ecosystem.