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. Check out the "Become a Member" page to learn more and join! ​​​


​Upcoming Events:​

Annual Greentree Neighborhood Association Meeting

Wednesday, April 8 2026 • 6 – 7:30pm

Meadowridge Community Center (5740 Raymond Rd)


Presenters include:

  • Ms. Chelsea Elliott, Anana Elementary School Principal
    • Ms. Elliott will provide an update on our neighborhood school
  • Mr. Seth Coyne, Madison Police Department
    • Mr. Coyne will outline his position as Liaison Officer for Greentree and the surrounding area


Please join us—ALL Greentree residents are invited! This is a great opportunity to learn about happenings and issues that affect our neighborhood and to get your input about these topics.

We are also working to provide a way to attend the meeting virtually. Stay tuned for more information as we get closer to the meeting date.


Learn more about past meetings here.


Earth Day in Greentree!

​Saturday, April 25 • 12:30pm

​Chapel Hills Park


We're expanding on Madison Parks' Earth Day Challenge idea! Come out with board member, Melissa Bennett, and help pick up trash in/around the pond at Chapel Hills Park.

Meet near the bridge at 12:30pm.


We will have some garbage bags available, but feel free to bring gloves and sun protection (and whatever other weather protection might be needed that day).


Annual GTNA Neighborhood Garage Sale!

​Friday, May 15 and Saturday, May 16

8am – 3pm each day

Clean out your garage, your attic, your basement and get ready to sell your unwanted old treasures!


If you're ready, and you are a GTNA member, >> sign up now! <<

  • You'll need to provide the following information:
    • name, phone number, address, general theme/description or “big” item(s) to be offered at your sale (this is your opportunity to “presell” your items), the days of your sale, and what type of payments you will accept (i.e. Cash, Venmo, Paypal, Zelle).
  • Required information will be on the GTNA Garage Sale website and Treasure Map handout, space permitting.


Deadlines:
  • If you want photos included with your sale information:
    • Email 1-3 photos (JPG or PNG) by May 9 to GreentreeGarageSales@gmail.com. 
    • Pictures of your biggest or best items encourage people to come to YOUR sale. 
  • ​If you plan on not sending photos:


​Learn more on the Garage Sale page >>



Updates: 

Neighborhood Park Development Plans 

April 14 or 15, online

​Madison Parks is holding a series of virtual public input sessions to prepare Park Development Plans for the neighborhood parks within the Southwest Plan Area, which include Greentree's Norman Clayton, Sherwood Forest, and Sunridge Parks. The meetings will include an overview of the goals of the planning effort, a review of the neighborhood parks included, and an opportunity for area residents and park visitors to share their thoughts on future long-term park improvements.

This next series of virtual meetings will focus on all 11 neighborhood parks in District 20 (including ours!). 


The virtual sessions for the District 20 parks are:


Visit the park development plan project webpage for more information and project updates. 


Donating Food and Supplies​

Greentree has three neighborhood food pantries that can use our help. You can donate time, money, or food items during each organization's business hours:

  1. 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.
  2. ​Meadowridge Food Pantry at 5740 Raymond Rd.
    1. ​​Drop off non-expired food during their open hours
  3. ​Good Shepard Food Pantry at 5701 Raymond Rd.
    1. ​​Drop off nonperishable food items in their donation bins during their business hours​​

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Supporting our neighborhood school, Anana Elementary

There's lots of ways to support our youngest neighbors and their school! From PTO to bus routes to special funds, GTNA continues to find ways to elevate the efforts at Anana Elementary in creating and maintaining a safe and constructive learning and growing environment. 


Visit ourAnana page for more details on how you can play a roll!


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.


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Next GTNA Board Meeting


Monday April 6, 2026 at 6:30pm via Zoom. Email gtnapres@gtna.org for information on attending.


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