Please Donate

Your tax deductible contribution to the Alabama Land Trust or the Georgia Land Trust, which are 501(c)3 organizations, assists land protection in Alabama and Georgia.  We accept donations of land, money, and other gifts and services.  We also accept gifts of real property in connection with donors' estate planning.

To make a cash contribution, simply print out the donation form, fill it out and mail with your contribution made payable to either:

Alabama Land Trust
226 Old Ladiga Road
Piedmont, AL 36272

Georgia Land Trust
428 Bull Street
Suite 210
Savannah, GA  31401

Funding

Funding partnerships are important in achieving project goals.  Our funding partners help underwrite our on-the-ground work thereby helping us protect a great deal of land over the years. 

Groups who have helped underwrite our activities include:

The Arnold Fund

Atlanta Community Foundation

Chattahoochee Valley Land Trust

Community Foundation of the Chattahoochee Valley

Coastal Barrier Island Foundation

D.C. Miller Trust

Community Foundation of the Chattahoochee Valley

U.S. Department of Defense

ESRI

Gatewood Foundation

Georgia Community Foundation

Georgia Forestry Commission

The Judy Lane Gilbert Memorial Fund

Hannah Foundation

Land Trust Alliance

Liberty County, Georgia

Low Country Luxe Candles

Lula Lake Land Trust

Lyndhurst Foundation

Morgens-West Foundation

Munson Foundation

National Fish and Wildlife Foundation

North American Wetlands Conservation Act

Open Space Institute

The Sapelo Foundation

Southern States Educational Foundation

The Trust for Public Land

United States Department of Agriculture,
Natural Resources Conservation Service

The Ruth B. Wood Foundation

World Wildlife Fund

and

The Generous Support of Individuals
Who Want to Help Protect Land for
Present and Future Generations

Volunteer

One important function served by Land Trusts is the creation of what are called Baseline Documentation Reports, which are a record of a property's condition at the time of its donation. Part of the documentation that we prepare for BDRs are biological inventories. If you are knowledgeable in the ecology of Alabama and Georgia, we can likely use your help. This is a great opportunity to visit some of the places shown in this web site and to help ensure that their resources are documented and protected. We also welcome your ideas for how you could assist us as a volunteer.

Please call to learn how you can help:  
(912) 231-0507