Become a Monthly Donor

Our monthly givers' program, Friends of The Nature Conservancy, is a wonderful way to make a monthly gift and provide the reliable support that is so vital to saving the last great places on Earth.

Protecting the most ecologically important lands and waters around the world - from Florida's everglades to the Amazon's rainforests - requires long-term, innovative, science-based work. Effective conservation is a long-term process; and to successfully accomplish that, we rely on steady, predictable funding.

When you make a monthly commitment to the Conservancy, it means Nature Conservancy scientists and field staff can remain focused on critical conservation priorities.

What's more, the Friends program helps the Conservancy reduce fundraising expenses by eliminating the need to send paper reminders to renew your commitment.

Here is how it works:

• You determine the amount of your monthly donation.
• We will charge your pledge to your credit card each month (charges are made on or around the same date each month).
• We will send you an e-mail each month, confirming the charge was made.
• Each January, we will send you an annual giving statement which can be used for tax purposes. We will also send you a new membership card.
• Your membership will automatically renew each year, ensuring that you will never miss an issue of Nature Conservancy magazine.
• Any time you would like to update your personal or giving information, simply log-in to our online Service Center and make the necessary change.

It's simple, secure and one of the best ways that you can support The Nature Conservancy. Plus, it's paperless!

Many Friends choose to have their monthly gift charged to a credit card. This option is most efficient for us, as it saves a stamp and prevents the need for mailing reminders each month; most efficient for you, as it eliminates the need to write and send a check each month; and, most importantly, most efficient for the environment!

You can use our safe and secure online form to join Friends of The Nature Conservancy with a credit card today.