There are many ways to give and the Conservancy is open to exploring the possibilities with you. Contact Sarah Hurd-Sullivan, Communications & Development Director at sarah@sdrvc.org or (858) 755-6956 for more information.

Levels of Business Sponsors:

Each Business Sponsor will be entitled to the following recognition:

Conservator:               Donation of $10,000 and above

• Identification as a Conservator, for twelve months after the donation, (i) in Conservancy newsletters (print and electronic), (ii) in the Conservancy’s email communications (approximately 2,000 contacts), and (iii) on the Conservancy’s website, with a web link
• Four free passes to a San Dieguito Exploration guided hike.

Protector:                    Donation of $5,000 to $9,999

• Identification as a Protector, for twelve months after the donation, (i) in Conservancy newsletters (print and electronic), (ii) in the Conservancy’s email communications (approximately 2,000 contacts), and (iii) on the Conservancy’s website, with a web link
• Two free passes to a San Dieguito Exploration guided hike.

Trailblazer:                  Donation of $2,500 to $4,999

• Identification as a Trailblazer, for twelve months after the donation, (i) in Conservancy newsletters (print and electronic), (ii) in the Conservancy’s email communications (approximately 2,000 contacts), and (iii) on the Conservancy’s website, with a web link.

Explorer:                     Donation of $500 to $2,499

• Identification as an Explorer, for twelve months after the donation, in (i) Conservancy newsletters (print and electronic), and (ii) on the Conservancy’s website, with a web link.

Download the Sponsorship information here.

This historic landmark spent many of the last few years vacant, so one of the first orders of business is to clean and restore the building.  Many hours have already been spent cleaning and restoring the site, and the store is scheduled to be open in Fall 2012!  The site will not only offer visitor information on surrounding public trails, recreation opportunities, and cultural heritage sites of the backcountry, but interpretative displays, historic photos, and will be a venue for special events.  To accomplish this, SOHO has joined with several conservation organizations including the Conservancy, Volcan Mountain Foundation, San Diego River Foundation, and the Wildlife Research Institute.

Stay tuned for the Grand Opening and how you can become involved!

The history and legacy of the 55-mile San Dieguito River Valley has shaped our region and will continue to do so for generations. This is why the Conservancy created the fund, and by joining the Living History Circle at the $75 level you help preserve and promote that legacy.

Members of the Living History Circle help support projects like the Sikes Adobe Farmstead and the Santa Ysabel General Store & Backcountry Visitors Center.

Note: Please select Living History Circle from the first “Fund” drop down menu.

The progress on the coast is now cresting! Plans for additional lagoon restoration are being discussed by Caltrans, and a significant matching gift and major contribution from the D’Augustine Family Foundation has been given to advance the construction of the Lagoon Open-Air Classroom. To realize this matching gift, we must raise $90,000 by December 2012.

The Lagoon Open-Air Classroom will provide schools, universities, community groups and others an ideal outdoor learning laboratory and event space in the newly restored San Dieguito Lagoon.

Help us complete this vital educational and community gathering space. To learn more about this exciting project or to donate, contact Sarah Hurd-Sullivan, Communications & Development Director at (858)755-6956 or sarah@sdrvc.org.

To donate to the Lagoon Open Air Classroom Fund:

• Donate securely online
• Download the Lagoon Open Air Classroom Fund donation form, click here and mail, fax or scan & email to the Conservancy office.
• Contact the Conservancy office at (858) 755-6956 or sdrvc@sdrvc.org

The progress on the coast is now cresting! Plans for additional lagoon restoration are being discussed by Caltrans, and a significant matching gift and major contribution from the D’Augustine Family Foundation has been given to advance the construction of the Lagoon Open-Air Classroom. To realize this matching gift, we must raise $90,000 by December 2012.

The Lagoon Open-Air Classroom will provide schools, universities, community groups and others an ideal outdoor learning laboratory and event space in the newly restored San Dieguito Lagoon.

Help us complete this vital educational and community gathering space. To learn more about this exciting project or to donate, contact Sarah Hurd-Sullivan, Communications & Development Director at (858)755-6956 or sarah@sdrvc.org.
 

To donate to the Lagoon Open Air Classroom Fund:

• Download the Lagoon Open Air Classroom Fund donation form, click here and mail, fax or scan & email to the Conservancy office.

• Contact the Conservancy office at (858) 755-6956 or sdrvc@sdrvc.org
• Donate securely online, click here . Note: Please select “Other” from the first “Fund” drop down menu and indicate what dollar amount you could like to contribute to the fund.

By donating to the Trail Mile Markers Fund you help fund the purchase, installation and maintenance of these durable stainless steel mile markers and smaller half mile markers. The trail markers not only serve to mark the distance from the coast in miles as users travel east and west along the Coast to Crest Trail, but also provide an extra level of safety.

Phase 1 of the project, to be completed in 2012, includes installing the markers on the currently open Coast to Crest Trail segments from Jimmy Durante Blvd in Del Mar inland through San Pasqual Valley between Escondido and Poway. The Friends of the San Dieugito River Valley have donated the odd numbered markers, while the Conservancy have the even numbered markers.

To donate to the Trail Mile Markers Fund:

• Download the Trail Mile Markers Fund donation form, click here and mail, fax or scan & email to the Conservancy office.

• Contact the Conservancy office at (858) 755-6956 or sdrvc@sdrvc.org
• Donate securely online, click here.  Note: Please select “Other” from the first “Fund” drop down menu and indicate what dollar amount you could like to contribute to the fund.

If you are 18-29, make connections in Park Rocktane and explore the wild together!  By becoming a Park Rocktane e-member at the $25 level you get to explore all of the awesome treasures the 55-mile coast to crest San Dieguito River Park has to offer – with people like you.

By becoming a River Park Rocktane Member you receive these special benefits:

Attend regular Rocktane members only hikes and events like Hike & Happy Hour

We partnered with several other organizations on the following topics to allow the kids to opportunity to experience a different aspect of our watershed up close, with lots of docent-led hands-on activities:

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