Stewardship Challenge Grant
Tax deductible
The Illinois Clean Energy Community Foundation that will match $3 for every $1 raised by the Society to be used for stewardship of Corron Farm natural areas.
The scope of the stewardship project includes wetland rehabilitation and woodland savanna, and prairie enhancement.
Contributions by check for the Illinois Clean Energy Stewardship Grant can also be made payable to Corron Farm Preservation Society with Clean Energy Grant in the memo line and mailed to PO Box 155, Wasco, IL 60183-0155.
Grant funds received under Cash Donations and Volunteer Hours can only be used on activities that directly improve the natural habitat. Examples of such activity include: payment for contractors to conduct a prescribed burn, engineering work and hydrological improvements, removal of invasive species, and/or creation of burn breaks; purchase of plant materials including seed, trees, plants; purchase of supplies including gasoline, herbicide, gloves, goggles, tree protectors, nomex suits, etc.; purchase of monitoring equipment such as magnifying glasses and nets; purchase of wood duck or bluebird houses.
The mission of the Illinois Clean Energy Community Foundation is to improve energy efficiency, advance the development and use of renewable energy resources, and protect natural areas and wildlife habitat in communities all across Illinois.
The scope of the stewardship project includes wetland rehabilitation and woodland savanna, and prairie enhancement.
Contributions by check for the Illinois Clean Energy Stewardship Grant can also be made payable to Corron Farm Preservation Society with Clean Energy Grant in the memo line and mailed to PO Box 155, Wasco, IL 60183-0155.
Grant funds received under Cash Donations and Volunteer Hours can only be used on activities that directly improve the natural habitat. Examples of such activity include: payment for contractors to conduct a prescribed burn, engineering work and hydrological improvements, removal of invasive species, and/or creation of burn breaks; purchase of plant materials including seed, trees, plants; purchase of supplies including gasoline, herbicide, gloves, goggles, tree protectors, nomex suits, etc.; purchase of monitoring equipment such as magnifying glasses and nets; purchase of wood duck or bluebird houses.
The mission of the Illinois Clean Energy Community Foundation is to improve energy efficiency, advance the development and use of renewable energy resources, and protect natural areas and wildlife habitat in communities all across Illinois.
Organizer
Tom Corron
Organizer
Wasco, IL
Corron Farm Preservation Society
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
