Partnering with Center for Native Ecosystems will distinguish you as a conservation leader in the region, and will make a huge impact on our ability to continue protecting threatened and endangered plants and wildlife in the Greater Southern Rockies. Here are some ways you can support Center for Native Ecosystems:
The rare Ute ladies' tresses orchid (spiranthes diluvialis) lives in marshy meadows along Colorado's front range.
Cash Donation:
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Your donation will go directly toward helping us protect threatened and endangered species and their habitat.
- You will be recognized on our website, which reaches more than 1,500 visitors a month, and in our biennial report, which goes out to our members and supporters.
In-kind donation:
- You can help Center for Native Ecosystems cut down on our overhead costs by donating goods and services.
- We are in need of things like printing and design services, office supplies, and food for special events.
- Your donation will recognized online and in our biennial report.
Help us reach out to the community:
- You can help us educate the public, raise more funds from individuals, and recruit new members by letting us post information at your cash registers, in your break rooms, or linking to our organization on your website.
- We are also happy to come to your office to present a slideshow and facilitate a discussion about conservation issues in the region.
Match Your Employees’ Donations:
- Does your company have a corporate gift matching program? If so, make sure your employees know that they can double the impact of their donation via your match. If not, please start one!
Volunteers:
- Do you have employees that would be willing to lend a hand? We are always looking for help with research projects, design, marketing, computer technology, etc.
- Let us list our volunteer openings in your company newsletter or at your workplace. Your company’s support will be recognized online and in our biennial report. Your employees will be recognized in our quarterly newsletter.
Please contact us at (303) 546-0214 or cne@nativeecosystems.org for more information.
