Welcome

If you live in the Greentree neighborhood here in Madison, Wisconsin, then you know what a great place this is!

The Greentree Neighborhood Association (GTNA) provides a collective voice when expressing concerns to the City and works to build community through fun neighborhood events. Become a member today!

Join the GTNA! (or renew your membership)

The new 2-year membership term runs through 06/30/2027. Membership helps fund events like the Halloween Bonfire, Holiday Lighting contest, 4th of July Picnic, and other fun events focused on bringing the community together. Check out the Become a Member page to learn more.

Your $25 membership gets you:

A 2-year membership through June 2027
Every copy of the Stump Neighborhood newsletter
A neighborhood directory
Pertinent neighbor news and information via email
Free publicity if you join in on the neighborhood Garage Sale.

We now accept Zelle payments!

Click here to fill out the GTNA Membership form.

Last leaf pick up for the year—November 16

The last set out date for brush and yard waste is Sunday, Nov 16. The collection will occur during that week.

Leaves, lawn trimmings, pumpkins and twigs less than 18” long are considered Yard Waste. Longer sticks and branches from bushes or shrubs are considered “brush.” Yard Waste must be in a separate pile from Brush. See the City of Madison's Streets Division webpage for more detailed information.

GTNA Food Drive

Many are facing uncertain times right now—if you are looking for opportunities to give back or support our larger community, Greentree has three neighborhood food pantries that can use our help. You can donate time, money, or food items.

Extended Hands Pantry at 6402 Schroeder Rd.
1. Donate money or needed items like personal hygiene products, diapers size 4+, canned tuna or chicken, and canned beans, corn or tomatoes.
Meadowridge Food Pantry at 5740 Raymond Rd.
1. Drop off non-expired food during their open hours
Good Shepard Food Pantry at 5701 Raymond Rd.
1. Drop off nonperishable food items in their donation bins during their business hours

Get in on the Green Tree Challenge!

Something new this year—let's get a critical mass of inflatable Christmas "green trees" going for the holidays. If you've ever driven down Monroe Street in December, you know about all the Santas, so let's build our own "Green Tree" movement here! If putting up lights isn't your thing (or even if it is!), an inflatable tree is an easy and fun option/addition to making some magic happen! Think Big! Think inflatable! Think Christmas Tree! (any kind will do :)

Annual Holiday Lights Contest

And if you ARE a fan of lights: Get ready for December's holiday lights contest—our neighborhood's friendly "Clark Griswold" event! As always, the more who get involved, the more fun it can be! Learn more here.

Updates:

Anana Students north of Schroeder Road

Earlier this year, GTNA shared information about Anana Elementary School's effort to set up a Walking Bus to help students who live north of Schroeder Rd cross safely to and from school, since they live just within the boundaries of MMSD's bussing policy and no bus is provided for them.

The School Board recently approved a bus stop for the 2025-26 school year for students residing on the northside of Schroeder Rd, based on it being a hazardous route! It is undetermined whether this will continue for following years but is great progress for our community!Visit ourAnana page for more details.

Take Note:

Support the Meadowood Health Partnership

You can make a real difference TODAY right in your neighborhood by supporting Meadowood Health Partnership. Meadowood Health Partnership is making a difference in the lives of people living in our community by:

Providing Christmas gifts to 58 children, from 30 families, this month
Holding high blood pressure and diabetes clinics weekly at the Meadowridge Library and supporting people who have nowhere else to turn for medical care
Providing diapers, formula and other supports to new mothers and infants
Providing food cards and gas cards to families with immediate needs
Finding help for families facing eviction
Working with the Madison police and Dane County/Madison Public Health in violence prevention efforts

Your support of Meadowood Health Partnership TODAY is an important part of making our community stronger and more resilient and ensuring that everyone is cared for and safe.

Donations can be made by going to the Meadowood Health Partnership website MWHP.org, scrolling to the bottom of the page, clicking on DONATE and then following the prompts. Or, you may mail a check to: Meadowood Health Partnership, PO Box 45791, Madison, WI 53744.