Become a supporter of the Conservancy

There are a variety of ways that you can support the Kawartha Heritage Conservancy:

• Tell someone you know about the Conservancy’s work.
• Invite a Conservancy representative to speak at an event. 
• Support the Conservancy with a financial donation. 
• Share your time and talents as a volunteer.
• Donate land or a conservation agreement on your property. 
• Make a contribution to the Conservancy through a will. 
• Help conserve the natural and cultural heritage and distinctive landscapes of the Kawartha bioregion.

Make a donation to support the ongoing work of the Conservancy

We appreciate donations in any amount, tax receipts will be issued for amounts over $20.

Please consider:

• A donation in the name of a loved one for a special event or celebration.
• A memorial donation as a lasting remembrance.
• Donating stocks or other securities as a contribution
• Leaving a gift in your will to support the Conservancy’s long term conservation efforts.

Make a Donation

Please complete the form and then select a donation amount for secure online payment.

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For information on donating land, and the associated tax benefits please see our Landowners page.

For information on donating a conservation agreement, and the associated tax benefits please see our Landowners page and the Conservations Agreements Factsheet

Volunteer for the Conservancy

Volunteers are appreciated to help the Kawartha Heritage Conservancy achieve our goals. Volunteer opportunities may include:

• Land stewardship activities
• Outreach
• Research projects
• Fundraising
• Special projects

Reduce Your Carbon Footprint

Zerofootprint Peterborough is a joint initiative between Peterborough Green-Up and Zerofootprint and is a website that allows residents to calculate their carbon footprint. It also serves as a social networking site, allowing members to meet like-minded individuals and discuss local initiatives in Peterborough. Members also have the chance to purchase carbon offsets, which will soon be funding local Peterborough projects.
www.peterborough.zerofootprint.net.

Click here to contact Kawartha Heritage Conservancy

 

Thank you!  to Mike McMurtry, Louis Taylor and KHC staff who contributed photos for this site.