How to make a difference.

There are many ways you can help.

When you make a gift to the land trust, you make it possible to:

  • ensure a high-school intern can learn and work with BRLT staff for one semester
  • ensure landowners are connected to cost-share programs that help them care for their land
  • ensure an additional 3,000 acres of water, wildlife, and working lands are conserved in 2020!

MONTHLY GIVING

Make a monthly gift that strengthens conservation all year long. Join our monthly giving program and your generosity will make a difference when it’s needed most.

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ONE-TIME GIFTS

Join others who care about the Bitterroot Valley and protect what makes this place so special, for the future. Every gift matters and everyone makes a difference.

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OTHER WAYS TO GIVE

Tribute and Honor

You can pay tribute to, or honor someone special to you with a gift that will last for generations to come. We will send a card, as appropriate, to convey your appreciation.

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Planned Giving

Your love of the land and the Bitterroot Valley can live on in the hearts and minds of those you care about through a Planned Gift to the land trust. There are many ways to achieve your goals.

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Gift of Land & Property

Catalyze land conservation in the Bitterroot Valley with a gift of property. You can donate a house, a business property, or raw land.

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Gift of Stock

Donating stock can be a very effective way of reducing your income tax exposure while furthering your desire to conserve what makes the Bitterroot Valley so special.

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Business Sponsorship

Raise your business profile and help make the Bitterroot Valley a great place to live, work, and play by sponsoring a program, event, or conservation project.

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Employer Matching

Does your employer match your charitable gifts? If so, you can make a big difference here in the Bitterroot Valley and show how much you care.

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Conserving the waters, wildlife habitat, and working farms and ranches of the Bitterroot Valley, with you