There’s a way to give that’s right for you.
With your support, we will preserve the finest qualities of St. Simons Island for generations to come.
With your support, we will preserve the finest qualities of St. Simons Island for generations to come.
Make a monthly, quarterly, or annually recurring membership gift that strengthens our mission all year long. Your consistent generosity will make a difference when it’s needed most.
Honor a friend or loved one any time of the year. Tribute gifts are a thoughtful, environmentally conscious way to celebrate those you care about. Tribute gifts can also be made in someone’s memory, with notices sent to the family of the deceased.
Continue your investment in the community and leave a legacy that lasts beyond your lifetime by making a gift to the St. Simons Land Trust through your estate plans.
Gifts of appreciated stock are an easy and beneficial way to contribute to the St. Simons Land Trust.
Preserve the island you love by turning your required minimum distribution into a gift to the St. Simons Land Trust.
Manage your charitable giving through this convenient, flexible and cost-effective alternative to managing a private foundation.
Many businesses provide matching funds for each dollar contributed to nonprofit organizations by employees. This is an easy way to double, triple, or even quadruple your giving.
When your corporation, law firm, real estate agency, of other business becomes a 12-month sponsor to the Land Trust, you receive tremendous marketing benefits that demonstrate a deep investment in the community.
Join the nearly 50 local businesses that participate in this voluntary giving program in which they and their consituencies help raise funds to preserve and protect St. Simons Island.
One of the most meaningful ways of all to contribute to the mission of the Land Trust is through your gifts of time and expertise. Choose the volunteer opportunity that best utilizes your talents and passions.
“I have found that among its other benefits, giving liberates the soul of the giver.”
–Maya Angelou