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    Conserve and Care For Northwest Connecticut's Lands and Waters

    Across Northwest Connecticut, important forests, farms, and rivers still need protection. NCLC is working to conserve them, care for lands already protected, and open four new nature preserves totaling more than 1,100 acres for the public to enjoy.

    But our work can’t start without your support.  No matter how much you choose to give, 100% will fund NCLC’s conservation work across the region. And through December 31, your gift will go twice as far thanks to a generous $100,000 matching challenge.

    Thank you for helping conserve and care for the lands and waters that make Northwest Connecticut so special.

    Yes, to give through your DAF, select DAF-Pay at check out on this donation form. You can also recommend a DAF grant today using our Federal EIN# 06-6082034

    Yes, you can easily make a donation of appreciated stock, which can help you avoid capital gains taxes. Contact us at 860-927-1927 x 1505 or by email. 

    Yes, you can give any amount up to $111,000 per year from your IRA directly without having to pay income tax on the money.  Your IRA trustee will need the following contact information:  Northwest Connecticut Land Conservancy, PO Box 821, 5 Maple St., Kent, CT 06757, Federal EIN 06-6082034

    Yes, please send to: Northwest Connecticut Land Conservancy, PO Box 821, 5 Maple St., Kent, CT 06757

    Northwest Connecticut Land Conservancy is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization and your donation is tax-deductible within the guidelines of U.S. law. 

    Give With Confidence

    Founded in 1965, Northwest Connecticut Land Conservancy is the state’s largest land trust. As a guardian of natural and working lands, public recreation areas, and drinking water resources, NCLC permanently protects 14,400 acres (and growing) of vast, connected natural areas in Litchfield and northern Fairfield Counties.

    Protecting Land and Water for People. For Wildlife. Forever.

    Your gift helps protect important forests, farms, and rivers across Northwest Connecticut, care for lands already conserved, and open four new public nature preserves totaling more than 1,100 acres for everyone to enjoy.

    Colebrook Reservoir

    Surdan Mountain Preserve

    Milde Farm Preserve

    Ridgeline Preserve

    McEver Nature Preserve