A volunteer-driven, multi-month restoration initiative aimed at planting 5,000 native trees, shrubs and perennials throughout the watershed each year!

A huge thank you to the 350 volunteers who participated in the 2025 Perkiomen Plant-A-Thon! Your hard work helped us to plant 1,000 trees and 2,000 perennials across 12 different planting sites throughout the watershed. These native plants will help to reinforce streambanks, reduce stormwater runoff, provide vital habitat for wildlife and expand native plant cover at parks, open spaces and streamside areas throughout the watershed.

We are gearing up for the 2026 Perkiomen Plant-A-Thon! Planting dates and volunteer sign-ups will be posted soon!

Corporate Sponsorship

Support the Plant-A-Thon and help restore the Perkiomen Creek Watershed!

Each fall, the Perkiomen Watershed Conservancy works with volunteers to plant more than 5,000 native trees, shrubs, and wildflowers throughout the watershed. These plantings restore streamside forests, improve water quality, reduce erosion, and create critical habitat for wildlife.

Your sponsorship directly supports native plants, restoration supplies, and volunteer-led planting events that make this work possible. Every donation helps create a healthier watershed for future generations.

Sponsorship Levels

All sponsors will be recognized on the Conservancy’s website, email newsletter and social media pages.

$1,000 – Volunteer Sponsor
Engage your team in a hands-on volunteer day during the Plant-A-Thon. This is an excellent opportunity for corporate team building while directly contributing to a healthier watershed. Your company’s logo will also be featured on yard signs placed at project sites.
$500 – Project Site Sponsor
Show your support for environmental restoration! Your company’s logo will be featured on yard signs placed at project sites during the Plant-A-Thon.
$250 – E-Sponsor
Your company’s logo will appear on the Conservancy’s website, email newsletter and social media pages, reaching a broad audience of supporters and community members.