2023 Annual Campaign
The Kensington Conservancy relies heavily on your support for our annual operating budget. Help us ensure that we have the funds to continue our conservation work into 2024 and beyond!
Canadian DonationsDonate in CDN funds towards the 2023 Annual Campaign and be eligible to receive a Canadian charitable tax receipt.
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US DonationsDonate in USD funds towards the 2023 Annual Campaign and be eligible to receive an American charitable tax receipt.
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All donations support The Kensington Conservancy's conservation efforts in the St. Joseph Channel area in Ontario, Canada.
Donations can also be sent via cheque to:
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The Kensington Conservancy CANADA
PO Box 127, 69 Boyer Drive Desbarats, Ontario P0R 1E0 Canada |
The Kensington Conservancy UNITED STATES
736 N. Western Avenue, PMB 346 Lake Forest, IL 60045 USA |
If you would like to make a direct wire transfer or a donation of stocks, please contact us to receive instructions.
2023 Annual Campaign Letter
Thanks to you, The Kensington Conservancy has had a successful year in 2023! As you know, our Annual Campaign is critical to TKC’s operations. It funds our staff, programs, and community outreach for the coming year.
Your contributions and volunteer efforts allow us to continue our scientific studies of bats and water quality and embark on a new partnership with American Friends of Canadian Conservation to protect ecologically sensitive land. We have also expanded the hiking trails on the Gravel Point Preserve and carried on our community outings and youth education programs.
TKC has now recorded over 1,400 species of flora and fauna on our protected properties, including at risk species such as little brown bat, least bittern, yellow-banded bumble bee, and black ash. This demonstrates the amazing biodiversity and importance of these protected habitats.
We couldn’t do this important work without you and your generous support of the Annual Campaign. Please help our amazing staff continue to protect the land and water, and provide educational opportunities for our local youth and communities in 2024!
Sincerely,
Richard Warren
President
Board of Directors
Your contributions and volunteer efforts allow us to continue our scientific studies of bats and water quality and embark on a new partnership with American Friends of Canadian Conservation to protect ecologically sensitive land. We have also expanded the hiking trails on the Gravel Point Preserve and carried on our community outings and youth education programs.
TKC has now recorded over 1,400 species of flora and fauna on our protected properties, including at risk species such as little brown bat, least bittern, yellow-banded bumble bee, and black ash. This demonstrates the amazing biodiversity and importance of these protected habitats.
We couldn’t do this important work without you and your generous support of the Annual Campaign. Please help our amazing staff continue to protect the land and water, and provide educational opportunities for our local youth and communities in 2024!
Sincerely,
Richard Warren
President
Board of Directors