
Save Frogtown: A Community Effort
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Yellow Springs has always been defined by its wild places, its vibrant spirit, and a shared commitment to honoring the land we call home. Right now, one of our village’s most vital natural sanctuaries—Frogtown (Glass "Farm")—stands at a critical crossroads (again), and we need your help to protect it.
We are Friends of Frogtown, a group of local residents united by a simple, urgent mission: to preserve Frogtown (Glass "Farm") in its entirety as a permanently protected green space for recreational, educational, and environmental purposes.
Why Glass Farm Matters
Frogtown (Glass "Farm") is far more than an open parcel of land—it is a living, breathing ecosystem. Its wetlands, native plant species, and wildlife habitats provide sanctuary for local fauna, a natural classroom for our children, and a peaceful green retreat for our community. Once lost to development, this delicate ecosystem cannot be replaced.
How Your Donation Will Be Used
Standing up for our natural spaces requires community support. Every dollar raised directly funds our grassroots advocacy:
- Educational Materials & Outreach: Printing signs, fliers, and informative resources to keep neighbors engaged and informed.
- Basic Campaign Operations: Covering essential administrative and event costs to bring the community together.
- Long-Term Stewardship: Any remaining funds will be donated directly toward the future conservation and upkeep of Glass Farm.
Demanding a Thoughtful Path Forward
Decisions of this magnitude will impact Yellow Springs for generations to come. We respectfully ask Village leadership to exercise the careful, transparent judgment that voters expect. Development interests should not outweigh current data, thorough environmental reviews, and the expressed voice of the community.
Please consider donating today to help safeguard this irreplaceable wetland ecosystem. Together, we can ensure that future generations inherit a wild, thriving Frogtown.
Learn more and get involved at savefrogtown.org!



