Donations and Memberships
In the face of increasing pressures on vulnerable ecosystems, the Haliburton Highlands Land Trust was formed in 2005 to assist with the conservation of our cultural and natural heritage lands. Here are some of the ways you can help:
CanadaHelps.org
You can make a donation right now through Canada Helps. Click on the button below and you will be taken to their secure web site.
Membership
By becoming a member, you take a direct role in protecting the natural heritage of our community. Your membership fees and donations make the Land Trust’s work possible. As a member, you receive regular updates on our projects and have the opportunity to elect, or serve on, our Board. Please look under Forms on this page for your Membership/Donation form.
Donations
You may make a regular donation, honour the loss of a loved one, or celebrate a special occasion such as a birthday, anniversary or retirement with a gift to the Land Trust. Please look under Forms on this page for the appropriate form.
Volunteer
As a volunteer, you can play a hands-on role in a wide range of projects - visiting properties as part of a team, building community support and educating others about conserving our lands.
Tax Benefits
Your membership or gift is treated as a charitable donation for tax purposes. Charitable Donation Number 85200 4233 RR0001
More information
If you need more information about memberships, donations or volunteering, please e-mail the Land Trust at info@haliburtonlandtrust.ca or call 1-705-754-2532.
Forms
Membership/Donation Form
Mem_Don20090123.doc 30kb MS Word File
Mem_Don20090123.pdf 30kb PDF File
Gift Donation Form
donation_gift_20080628.doc 29.0kb MS Word File
donation_gift_20080628.pdf 51.6kb PDF File
Memorial Donation Form
donation_memorial_20080628.doc 28.5kb MS Word File
donation_memorial_20080628.pdf 51.2kb PDF File
Please print the appropriate form, fill it out and mail it with your cheque or money order to:
- Haliburton Highlands Land Trust
- PO Box 792
- Minden, ON
- K0M 2K0
Last Updated: May 23 2009 2:38:39 am.
Photo: Lyn Winans
Did You Know...
As of August 2009, 7 new species that have been identified in Haliburton County have been added to the Ontario government's Species at Risk list. Chimney Swift and Whip-poor-will are now listed as Threatened. Snapping Turtle, Common Nighthawk, Olive-sided Flycatcher, Canada Warbler and Bald Eagle are listed as Special Concern. Read the full article.
