D&R Greenway Land Trust
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Ways to Give That Protect Natural Areas

New Jersey is the most densely populated state in the country, with an average of 1,134 people per square mile, 13 times the national average (based on 2000 census data). Your gift to D&R Greenway Land Trust will support our ongoing land preservation and stewardship efforts and provide us with the resources and flexibility we depend on to rescue natural areas and watershed lands from the threat of imminent development. Since 1989, D&R Greenway has preserved 224 properties. The total acreage preserved as of May 26, 2010 is 14,455.06 acres valued at $319,609,533.


Donate Now

Yes! I would like to join with D&R Greenway Land Trust in preserving open space in central New Jersey. See our giving details below. You may also Make a Gift by telephone using your credit card (Visa or MasterCard) - call 609.924.4646. Donate by mailing a check or your credit card (Visa or MasterCard) information to: D&R Greenway Land Trust, One Preservation Place, Princeton, NJ 08540.


D&R Greenway Announces the Charles Evans
Future Conservation Leaders Award

D&R Greenway Land Trust is pleased to announce that our first Charles Evans Future Conservation Leader has begun an internship to help in the stewardship area. Michael Tanis is a student at Rutger's State University majoring in Ecology and Natural Resources. He is working on several urban park restoration projects with staff biologists and naturalists.


 

Order Your Copy today! Profits benefit trail creation and maintenance!

Did you know that right here, in the center of the most densely populated state in our nation, there are thousands of acres of preserved open space? Nestled among the many homes, corporate office parks and busy roads, there are miles and miles of trails to enjoy. Walk The Trails In and Around Princeton will serve as your guide to these beautiful , but often hidden places. Sized to fit in your back pocket, Walk The Trails In and Around Princeton features detailed instructions and trail maps for sixteen walks through our local parks and preserves. It also contains sixteen beautiful full color postcards and many other stunning photographs of our local open space. Walk the Trails In and Around Princeton was created by author, Sophie Glovier, photographer, Bentley Drezner and book designer, Maria Lindenfeldar. It was printed by Enviroprint of Bound Brook, New Jersey, using soy inks on sustainable papers. Profits from the sale of the book benefit trail construction and maintenance and stewardship of preserved lands at D&R Greenway Land Trust and other local land trusts. Purchase a copy today for $25 (includes sales tax, postage and handling). Please designate the gift as a book purchase when ordering on-line and allow 10 days for delivery from the day you order. Please make sure yu provide your name and address so we can mail you your guide! Please select donor fee when ordering on-line. Alternatively, you may stop by D&R Greenway Land Trust during the business day (M-F) and purchase a copy for $20. Thanks for your support!



2010 Individual Sponsorship Opportunities

We are inviting businesses, individuals and companies to become sponsors for our work throughout 2010. Your participation will provide you and your family, your friends and your neighbors with benefits that are real and last forever. Clean water in sufficient quantities to meet all of our needs, protected habitat for animals, birds and plants and a better, healthier lifestyle for all of us. Please print out an Individual Sponsorship Agreement and return with your payment to D&R Greenway Land Trust, Attn: Linda Mead, One Preservation Place, Princeton, NJ 08540. Thanks!

Support D&R Greenway Land Trust at one of the following levels:

  SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
$10,000 +

Taplin Circle Leader- $10,000+

  • Recognition in invitations to special celebrations
  • Featured acknowledgement in Greenways, D&R Greenway's Newsletter
  • Tickets to D&R Greenway events
$5,000 +

Taplin Circle Conservator - $5,000+

  • Recognition in invitations to our three special celebrations
  • Featured acknowledgement in Greenways, D&R Greenway's Newsletter
  • Tickets to D&R Greenway events
$2,500+

Taplin Circle Benefactor - $2,500+

  • Recognition in invitations to our three special celebrations
  • Featured acknowledgement in Greenways, D&R Greenway's Newsletter
  • Tickets to D&R Greenway events
$1,000 +

Taplin Circle Partner - $1,000+

  • Recognition in invitations to our three special celebrations
  • Featured acknowledgement in Greenways, D&R Greenway's Newsletter
  • Tickets to D&R Greenway Events

$500+

 

Stewardship Sponsor - $500+

  • Recognition in invitations to our three special celebrations
  • Featured acknowledgement in Greenways, D&R Greenway's Newsletter
  • Tickets to D&R Greenway Events
$325+

Acre Sponsor - $325+

  • Recognition in invitations to our three special celebrations
  • Featured acknowledgement in Greenways, D&R Greenway's Newsletter


Please consider making an additional gift toward D&R Greenway Land Trust's Revolving Land Fund. D&R Greenway's professional staff will sit down and discuss the specific wishes of our donors. To arrange an appointment, please contact Scott Sheldon, Director of Grants & Gifts at 609.924.4646, ext. 130.

Please consider supporting the ongoing management on preserved lands, which we call Stewardship.

D&R Greenway Land Trust is the lead organization responsible for New Jersey Trails Association. Donations will help provide more trail guides, Geographical Information System (GIS) maps and data for access on-line. Please specify this donation in the memo line.

Please consider making an additional gift to D&R Greenway Land Trust's Johnson Education Center. For information on naming opportunities at the Johnson Education Center, click here.

Make a gift in memory of a loved one or to honor a friend.

Increase your giving with your company's matching gift program. Please send us a matching gift form.

To join D&R Greenway Land Trust's mailing list, please click here.

 

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