Coyote Club Land Fund
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Coyote Club was developed by John Pazdon and Mary Mazur as a way to introduce children to nature-based studies, native crafts and environmental stewardship. Now we're celebrating 10 years and and getting ready for our big next step- purchasing our own Coyote Club land to run programs from!
We are looking at land all over the seacoast area and zeroing in on a property that has access to water, is central to our service area, and has or is connected to large areas of undeveloped woods. This will be the home base that we've been looking for and will be a place that we can make exactly what we need to run our summer and weekend programs.
We have already done much of the background work and our goal is to purchase land in the next few months.
We have an incredible community of families that we serve and are hopeful that we can work together to make our dream a reality that our whole community benefits from. We are already so appreciative for your support in signing your children up for programs and telling friends about your experiences with us. Now we need your financial support for the next step of our development. Thank you so much for ANY amount you can contribute and please share the campaign!
About Coyote Club: It is believed that today’s children are suffering from what some call ‘nature deficit disorder’, and the creation of Coyote Club was driven by a passion to rid children of this deficit by getting them out of the house, into the woods and connected to their environment. Children involved in nature-based education programs often experience a deeper sense of self respect, self esteem and a strengthening of their connection to the natural world. We believe that each child has a gift, which is often revealed through wildlife observation, awareness exercises and primitive skills exploration. It is our hope that we will be able to recognize and nurture that gift, and encourage the child to further develop and honor those unique abilities, strengths and talents we all possess.
To learn more, visit our Facebook Page .
We are looking at land all over the seacoast area and zeroing in on a property that has access to water, is central to our service area, and has or is connected to large areas of undeveloped woods. This will be the home base that we've been looking for and will be a place that we can make exactly what we need to run our summer and weekend programs.
We have already done much of the background work and our goal is to purchase land in the next few months.
We have an incredible community of families that we serve and are hopeful that we can work together to make our dream a reality that our whole community benefits from. We are already so appreciative for your support in signing your children up for programs and telling friends about your experiences with us. Now we need your financial support for the next step of our development. Thank you so much for ANY amount you can contribute and please share the campaign!
About Coyote Club: It is believed that today’s children are suffering from what some call ‘nature deficit disorder’, and the creation of Coyote Club was driven by a passion to rid children of this deficit by getting them out of the house, into the woods and connected to their environment. Children involved in nature-based education programs often experience a deeper sense of self respect, self esteem and a strengthening of their connection to the natural world. We believe that each child has a gift, which is often revealed through wildlife observation, awareness exercises and primitive skills exploration. It is our hope that we will be able to recognize and nurture that gift, and encourage the child to further develop and honor those unique abilities, strengths and talents we all possess.
To learn more, visit our Facebook Page .
Fundraising team (3)
Hillary Behr
Organiser
Rollinsford, NH
John Pazdon
Beneficiary
Lauren Winterholer
Team member
