Legacy Giving Webinar
Legacy Giving: How you can benefit a charity and your family in your will Tuesday, October 12 – 7:00 pm Many people want to help
Your Nature. Your Legacy
The Hamilton Conservation Foundation raises awareness, funds and resources for the important work of Hamilton Conservation Authority.
Cherish it. Protect it.
We invite those who cherish Hamilton’s natural wonders to join us in protecting and enhancing them. Together we can leave a legacy for generations to come.
Within our industrial city’s borders are places of incredible natural beauty. These trails, forests, meadows, streams and waterfalls are among the last “green spaces” available for us, and for future generations, to experience and enjoy.
We have a unique opportunity to protect and conserve the natural lands, waterways and cultural heritage sites that add so much to our quality of life. It’s in our power to make a difference by safeguarding the habitat of birds, animals, fish and plants.
Individual Giving
We offer giving programs to suit every situation. Each gift is an investment in our natural heritage, a legacy for future generations.
Tribute Giving
Give a lasting gift that helps to maintain and enhance our green spaces now while conserving them for the enjoyment of future generations.
Estate Giving
When you visualize the landscape that your children, grandchildren or great-grandchildren will inherit, what do you see?
Corporate Giving
Corporate support and community partnership are vital to long-term preservation of our natural lands and watershed.
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News & Updates
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