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Sponsorship

WTCW is proud, and continually humbled, to witness the impact of our work within the profession of arboriculture and beyond. WTCW has grown to become a genuine workforce development program. We build career paths, create network opportunities, develop safety and compliance CEU trainings for new and experienced arborists.

 

Looking back

In 2025 we embraced the outpouring of requests to host more classes and workshops. We have increased the frequency of open enrollment chainsaw safety classes, aerial rescue workshops, gear inspection training, First Aid/CPR/AED certification courses, leadership development classes, and of course provide private, individually tailored training & education programs, along with our traditional 2.5-day workshops. We champion that 60% of our participants have entered or enhanced their careers in arboriculture.

 

WTCW, a women-owned business, is dedicated to supporting diversity, equity, and inclusion in the arboriculture industry by providing a space to elevate all.

 

Looking forward

For 2026, the leadership team is excited to expand its capacity and offerings. Our first 3-day workshop of 2026 is scheduled for February 20-22 as we once again with the ISA Texas Chapter. Subsequent workshops are scheduled in North Carolina, Colorado, Massachusetts, and New York City.  Others are being finalized in California and to take WTCW to Costa Rica in 2027.

 

You may not realize that beyond offering tree climbing workshops, we also provide open enrollment and private classes and workshops for: chainsaw safety, chainsaw maintenance, aerial rescue, electrical hazard awareness, pruning, tree identification, gear inspection, ASC Z133 educational courses, and more.

 

In 2026, WTCW will cast a wider net of safety and compliance training services with The Tree Train: a multi-dimensional subscription-based platform designed by arborists to improve accessibility to accompany our programming and services, to enhance recruiting, onboarding, compliance, and advancement for its patrons. We are seeking investors to collaborate with to create and deliver this groundbreaking, industry needed option to accompany existing training programs.  Let’s face it, across our industry, it’s not getting safer and we feel the need to address it.

 

Your support

Collaborating with generous supporters like you allows us to keep tuition for our open enrollment events attainable.  Workshop fees cover instruction, equipment use, food, lodging, and CEUs. Your support allows us to focus on our mission by helping us to obtain great locations, creating scholarships, reducing travel expenses, enabling procurement of equipment, and much more.

 

Your investment impacts the lives of participants.  Your support fosters professional development, leadership, education, and strengthens our ever-expanding WTCW network. All support is welcomed; please consider supporting our vision in several ways:

 

  • Mail a check to: Women’s Tree Climbing Workshop®

  • Using links from this Sponsorship page or

  • Consider become a Sustaining Member: Patreon.com/WTCW

With Gratitude,

 

Bear & Melissa

Founders & Lead Instructors

and on behalf of the entire WTCW team

WTCW Patreon Members

@Height

ISA RMC

Natascha Batchelor

Claire Corcoran

Jennifer McPhee

Brian Carpenter

Amy Burkett

Julie Sherer

Rain Shadow Consulting 

Ingersoll Land Care

Epicenter Management

Doak Marasco

Broad Oak Tree & Shrub Care, Inc

Bear LeVangie

Dana Karcher

Kate Odell

Carol Hendren

Dana Coelho

Wenda Li

Kristina Bezanson

Laura Grunfeld

Lindsay Watkins

Jean Mitchell

keir barbero

Erica Holm

Ina Purvins

Scout Kerensky-Coodley

Rachel Vanicek​

Kim Frye

Connie Englert

WTCW Event Group Photos

2025 Massachusetts

Colorado 2025 Group Picture

2025 Colorado

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Group Photo 2 Wimberely, Texas 2025_edit

My goal for 2026 is...

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