Individual Gift
"The property which I donated to the Land Trust was purchased many years ago. After some development into private cottage lots, which created much discourse and opposing factions on the lake, Mr. Wally King contacted me with the suggestion of donating the property to the GBLT in order to preserve the property in its natural state for future generations. Upon considering his suggestion we agreed to donate this significant property to the Georgian Bay Land Trust knowing that it would be protected forever."
The easiest way to help save Georgian Bay
A simple individual gift is the easiest way to save the bay you love. Money is used to further the general and overall efforts of the Georgian Bay Land Trust.
Canadian Residents:
Give Online with Credit Card & Interac
Download a giving form to give by Cheque
Mail to:
1179 King Street West, Suite 213
Toronto ON M6K 3C5
Give via Securities and Stock transfer
We welcome donations of any amount, but here are some popular suggestions:
- Granite: up to $50
- Whitecap: $51 - $150
- Pine $151 - $500
- West Wind $501 - $1000
- Sky $1001 - $5,000
Any gifts to the GBLT greater than $25 is eligible for a tax receipt.
For each gift you will receive :
- A tax receipt
- Recognition in our Annual Report (unless you request anonymity)
- The bi-annual LandScript newsletter
- All of our e-newsletter GBLasTs
- Invitations to
- Outreach programs including educational walks and talks
- Annual Art Auction and Photo Poster Unveiling
- Picnics and summer social gatherings
- Special one time events
And of course the knowledge that your money is working hard to preserve the place you love for future generations to enjoy.
For US Residents:
If you would like a US tax receipt, please donate via the Great Lakes Basin Conservancy using this form.
Click here for information on giving via securities and stock transfer
If you have questions about the Great Lakes Basin Conservancy, please contact Mindy Tabor via email or by phone at 440.376.8644
The Georgian Bay Land Trust seeks to preserve the unique archipelago and the adjacent water bodies which lie along the eastern shore and North Channel of Georgian Bay that are of ecological, geological and historical importance, and to promote the appreciation of this special area.