NALP transfers leadership of annual Renewal & Remembrance service day

The National Association of Landscape Professionals (NALP) announced that Project EverGreen will lead the annual Renewal & Remembrance volunteer service event starting in 2027.
Beginning in 2027, Project EverGreen will assume leadership of the annual volunteer event.

The National Association of Landscape Professionals (NALP) announced that Project EverGreen will lead the annual Renewal & Remembrance volunteer service event starting in 2027.  

For nearly 30 years, landscape and lawn care professionals have volunteered their time, equipment and expertise to help maintain one of the nation’s most revered memorial sites. This year’s event is scheduled for July 20, 2026, at Arlington National Cemetery. 

“Renewal & Remembrance has always represented the very best of the landscape industry,” said Britt Wood, CEO of NALP, in a press release. “As NALP looks to the future, we believe Project EverGreen is uniquely positioned to carry this tradition forward. Their history of organizing meaningful community service projects and their commitment to military families, veterans and healthy green spaces make them the ideal organization to lead Renewal & Remembrance into the future.”  

NALP will work alongside Project EverGreen, a nonprofit known for its GreenCare for Troops and GreenCare for Communities programs, during the transition to provide continuity for volunteers, sponsors and industry partners.  

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