Join Us Wednesday 19 October 2021 // Blue Tree Project Lunch & Learn Workshop

Hawaiian & Brookfield Properties presents along with Kendall Whyte Founder & CEO of The Blue Tree Project and Andrew Charter two time Olympian and Project Ambassador - A Lunch & Learn Workshop in alignment with Mental Health Month. 

Workshop Details - Join Us

  • Tuesday 19 October
  • 12.15pm - 1.15pm
  • In the Conference room (next to the Concierge desk)
  • Light lunch provided 

Walk in's welcome - however if you can RSVP in advance that would be helpful for catering / seating purposes, please email Stephanie 


    What is The Blue Tree Project? 

    Their mission is to help spark difficult conversations and encourage people to speak up when battling mental health concerns.

    By selecting a tree to paint blue, it spreads the message that "it’s OK to not be OK", it can help break down the stigma that is still largely attached to mental health.

    Good Mental Health is when we can cope with the stressors of our daily lives, participate in loving relationships, contribute to our community, and work towards our goals. Eveyone has mental health - learn how to reflect, have fun and find a connection with yours. 


    A little more about our Speakers

    Kendall Whyte

    Kendall Whyte is the founder and CEO of Blue Tree Project, a grass-roots movement which has flourished into a not-for-profit making an impact. The mission of Blue Tree Project is to help spark difficult conversations and break down the stigma that's still largely attached to mental health. This is done by giving dead trees ‘a blue lease on life’ and bringing people together to help create space safes and communities. Kendall aims to stay authentic and speak openly to empower others to do the same, in hope that together we can create many mentally healthy future generations.

    Andrew Charter

    Andrew Charter, Blue Tree Project ambassador,  tells of his journey from a kid with Motor Development issues to a World Champion and 2 time Olympian. Andrew speaks from the heart on the lessons he has learned from his life journey. From being an 'outsider and a ‘retard' to a world champion and Engineer. He shares emotional insights into the importance of environments on the development of people physically, socially and professionally and a new take on how to manage stress in high performing scenarios.