Support excellence in tree care in the west with a generous contribution.
Rhonda Wood, ISA Certified Arborist, ISA Certified Tree Worker, ISA TRAQ, ISA Representative, past President of WCISA.
Humberto Mojica, ISA Certified Arborist, ISA TRAQ.
The Britton Fund delivers the funding necessary for science-based research, educational opportunities, and scholarship awards to benefit professionals working in the field of arboriculture and urban forestry with emphasis on issues important to the geographic area of California, Nevada, Arizona, and Hawaii.
We are able to do this because of your support!
In Memory of Judith Hope Blau
During this past spring, we are saddened to learn of the passing of Judith Hope Blau, beloved children’s author, illustrator, and the creator of The Treetures®—a whimsical and heartfelt series that taught generations of children about the vital role trees play in keeping our Earth healthy. Her legacy lives on in every young reader inspired to care for the natural world. In her memory, we invite you to consider a tribute gift to The Britton Fund, supporting research, education, and youth programming—including initiatives that nurture the next generation of scientists who, like Judith, are passionate about trees and the environment. Click here to make your gift.
The 18th Annual Britton Fund Ride April 22, 2025
It was an incredible ride and fundraising event. But we are not done yet! You can still support the Ride and help us reach our $25,000 goal by making a donation on behalf of one of our incredible cyclists. Thank them for their dedication with your support today. Click here to Meet Our Riders!
Stand with WCISA members and make your donation to The Britton Fund. Ensure the resources necessary to help maintain healthy trees, allowing future generations to enjoy beautiful urban forests.
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The Britton Fund, Inc. is a 501c3 organization. Federal Tax ID #68-0634735. Contributions may be tax deductible under IRS regulations. Our mission is to provide funding for research and education to benefit the field of arboriculture and urban forestry with emphasis on issues inherent to the geographic area of California, Nevada, Arizona, and Hawaii.