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Ways of Giving

 

The Legacy Club

The Legacy Club is a group of Conservancy supporters who have made a lasting committment to conservation by making a life income gift or by including the Conservancy in their estate plans.

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Define Your Dreams Through Your Estate Plans

To make a gift of any kind to The Nature Conservancy is an act of generosity. To make a long-term gift -- one derived from the work of a lifetime -- is to make a committment beyond measure.

Join The Nature Conservancy

By joining the Conservancy today, you will be welcomed into a family of dedicated individuals committed to protecting nature and preserving lives.

Make a Donation

Memorial and Honorary Gifts

To make a memorial or honorary gift, simply include a note with the name of the person being honored or memorialized and the name and address to whom we whould send a notification card. Or give us a call at (501) 663-6699.

Gift and Estate Planning

Planned giving is a way to make a lasting contribution to The Nature Conservancy while taking advantage of favorable federal and state tax laws. Learn more.

The Corporate Council for Conservation

The Corporate Council for Conservation was established in 1993 to build a business coalition that supports the environment and provides annual support to The Nature Conservancy's work in Arkansas. Some 100+ of Arkansas’ leading businesses have demonstrated their commitment to conservation by joining the Corporate Council.