; or (2) are operating a targeted residential tree-planting program that meets the requirements described in subsection (c) which was established no more than three years prior to the date of enactment of this Act. (e) Agreements between retail power providers and nonprofit tree-Planting organizations (1) Grant authorization The Secretary may provide assistance under the grant program established pursuant to subsection (a) only to a retail power provider that has entered into a binding legal agreement with a nonprofit tree-planting organization. (2) Conditions of agreement An agreement between a retail power provider and a nonprofit tree-planting organization described in paragraph (1) shall set forth conditions under which such nonprofit tree-planting organization shall carry out a targeted residential tree-planting program that is established or operated by the retail power provider. Such conditions— (A) shall require the nonprofit tree-planting organization to participate in a local technical advisory committee in accordance with subsection (f); and (B) may require the nonprofit tree-planting organization to— (i) coordinate volunteer recruitment to assist with the physical act of planting trees in residential locations under the tree-planting program; (ii) support a workforce development program that trains a local workforce and assists with job placement; (iii) undertake a public awareness campaign to educate local residents about the benefits, cost savings, and availability of free trees; (iv) establish education and information campaigns to encourage recipients of trees under the tree-planting program to maintain their trees over the long term; (v) serve as the point of contact for existing and potential residential participants who have questions or concerns regarding the tree-planting program; (vi) require recipients of trees under the tree-planting program to sign agreements committing to voluntary stewardship and care of provided trees