“The person who says ‘it cannot be done’ should not interrupt the person doing it.”
Chinese Proverb
“Thanks so much for your generosity and the opportunity to be with a terrific group of people. It’s the most fun I have had at a networking event in a long time.”
“Treehouse is a unique giving group. The simple but powerful format inspires attendees to care about each other at a level few other groups can match.”
TreehouseTM is a network of givers that empowers and inspires its members to make an impact via a series of small, invitation-only, nontraditional events.
#People - We welcome people (including advisors, connectors, CxOs, founders, helpers, investors, and mentors) of every gender, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, and marital status; of every age, race, citizenship, and nationality; of every mental and physical ability; and of every economic and social status and political affiliation.
#Events - We host nontraditional events that are both online and in person, both public and private.
#Impact - We make an impact by helping (including doing favors, giving back, mentorship, paying it forward, referrals, and sharing our talents, and volunteering) each other and our communities.
History
In the summer of 2003 and 2004, the perfect treehouse took shape in a four-stem maple in the back yard of a house in Acton, MA. The treehouse was built by Erik J. Heels and his three children: Sam, Ben, and Sonja. Shown here in all four seasons: winter, spring, summer, fall.
Treehouse was launched in December 2017 and held its first event in January 2018. Our first blog post is also a good introduction to the history of Treehouse:
