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Donate to Specific Projects in Rhode Island
(To donate, please contact Maureen Sheridan)
Sakonnet Campaign:
In the summer of 2007, The Nature Conservancy launched forest, field & shore — a 3-year Campaign for the Sakonnet Landscape
Pawcatuck Borderlands:
The Nature Conservancy is protecting these forests and watersheds through direct land acquisition, cooperative acquisition with our state and local partners, and innovative land management projects
Block Island:
Cooperation between The Nature Conservnacy and other organizations have preserved more than 40% of this 6,200 acre-island.
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The success of The Nature Conservancy in Rhode Island relies on the support of communities, businesses and people like you.
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Workplace Giving: Pledge a specified amount to be automatically deducted from each pay check.
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Stock Donation: Gifts of appreciated securities to The Nature Conservancy can be a simple and tax-savvy way to support conservation.
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Real Estate Donation: Gifts of real estate can frequently save you thousands of dollars in income, estate, and capital gains taxes, while providing a substantial benefit to The Nature Conservancy.
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Gift & Estate Planning: Deferred gifts are a way to make a lasting contribution to the Conservancy while taking advantage of favorable federal and state tax laws. To learn more about planned giving, please contact Maureen Sheridan at
msheridan@tnc.org or call (401) 331-7110.
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Become a Conservation Buyer: Are you a conservation-minded individual looking to protect natural places forever? Learn how to become a conservation buyer and view conservation properties for sale.
There are a number of ways you can help The Nature Conservancy each and every day. In addition to the above ways of giving you can also Donate Online, Become a Member, or Renew Your Membership.
Nature picture credits (top to bottom, left to right): © Mark Godfrey (Payne Overlook and the SE Light, Block Island); © Mark Godfrey (Wild geranium), © Mark Godfrey (Sanderling)
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