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Planned Giving: Join the Legacy Circle
The San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy is a 501(c|(3) nonprofit.
Full legal name: San Dieguito River Valley Land Conservancy
EIN: 33-0197772
Make conservation part of your family's legacy.
Join the Legacy Circle to make conservation part of your family's legacy through a bequest in your will or trust. Your estate can support San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy through any number of instruments, including: bequests, charitable remainder unitrusts, charitable gift annuities, IRA charitable roilovers, deferred gift annuities and land trusts. Ask your tax professional how planned giving can work for you.
The Legacy Circle includes:
Andy Baltins
Peter DeFrancesca
Wayne and Elizabeth Dernetz
Kimberly Godwin
Tom and Donna Golich
Lee Haydu
Cary and Maxine Kreitzer
Eric Lodge
Pamela Maher
William Simmons
James Smith
Robert Weisgrau
Betty Wheeler
Become a Conservancy Hero
With just a small $10 monthly donation, you help sustain the Conservancy’s vital work all year long. Join a community of dedicated supporters whose monthly support provides steady funding that ensures we can continue to protect, educate, and inspire. Together, we can keep the San Dieguito River Valley thriving for generations to come.
​​More Ways to Give
Employer Matching Gifts
Ask your employer about matching gifts. Many companies are set up to match charitable contributions by current and former employees. Your gift to San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy could be doubled!
Donor Advised Funds
You can make a grant from your existing donor-advised fund to make a lasting impact on the preservation and enhancement of the San Dieguito River Valley while sharing its beauty with the community through educational and recreational programming that fosters new environmental stewards.​
Let’s Help... Contact Us
We are here to help. Contact us with your questions on how to donate.
(858) 866-6956
Your Contribution
Supports
Recreation
Building the Coast to Crest Trail and other River Park facilities
Conservation
Preserving open space for the enjoyment of wildlife and humans and restoring habitat to its natural state by removing invasive plant species
Education
Providing education programs, including Watershed Explorers, Citizen Science Monitoring, Exploring Our Sense of Place, and more.
