Ways to Give

Thank you for supporting the Westerly Land Trust’s mission to conserve open space, revitalize significant properties and provide environmental programs for the enduring benefit of our community.

Donate Online
Click here to give a gift online through our secure server.

Become a Sustaining Donor
This program allows donors to make regular and automatic recurring gifts throughout the year. You can decide on the amount and determine the frequency; weekly, monthly, quarterly or other options to suit your preference. Click here to become a sustainer.

By Mail
Please address a check payable to “The Westerly Land Trust” to:

  • The Westerly Land Trust
    P.O. Box 601
    Westerly, RI 02891

Gifts of Stock
Please email us or call us at (401) 315-2610 to receive stock donation instructions.

Employer Matching Gifts
If your employer offers a matching gift program, you could greatly increase your gift to the Westerly Land Trust! Contact your employer to determine if this is an option, and mail all paperwork to:

  • The Westerly Land Trust
    P.O. Box 601
    Westerly, RI 02891

Honorary and Memorial Gifts
Perhaps you have a loved one who greatly values the conservation work of the Westerly Land Trust. Making a donation in their name is a wonderful way to celebrate or remember him or her. Please use the above methods and be sure to note who you are honoring.

In-Kind Donation
Do you have equipment or supplies that you would like to donate to the Westerly Land Trust? Or perhaps you would like to give the gift of your professional time, such as graphic design or masonry. Please email Erika Lebling, elebling@westerlylandtrust.org or call us – (401) 315-2610 – to discuss.

Gifts of Land
If you would like to discuss donating property to the Westerly Land Trust, please email Jennifer Fusco, jfusco@westerlylandtrust.org or call us – (401) 315-2610 – to discuss.

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It’s hunting season in Rhode Island which means fluorescent orange isn’t just a style choice, it’s the law. 🦺✴️

Here’s what you need to know:
🔸Anyone in a state management area, privately conserved area, or undeveloped state park that allows hunting must wear at least 200 sq inches of solid daylight fluorescent orange that’s visible from all sides
🔸During shotgun deer season (starting in December), that requirement increases to 500 sq inches - for everyone not just hunters!
🔸This requirement runs from the second Saturday in September to the last day of February and again from the third Saturday in April to the last day of May. 
🔸If you’re not sure if you have to wear orange, always choose to wear it for safety. Stay visible, stay safe. 

Thanks to @rhodeisland.dem for the video inspiration- check out their website for official orange requirements, hunting safety tips, and seasonal details. www.dem.ri.gov/orange🦌🧡

Need some orange? Support WLT’s conservation efforts through the purchase of a fluorescent orange WLT beanie! Follow the link in our bio to get one. 🌳

#westerlyri #rhodeisland #nature #landtrust #conservation #hike #outside #fall #huntingseason #westerlylandtrust

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Thinking back on a beautiful night at the return of Farm Dinner at Barlow Nature Preserve. 💐🥗

✨The evening was full of connection - through food, conversation, and the land around us. 

Grateful to everyone who helped make it happen, and to Paul Bloomfield of @metalcamera.events for capturing the essence of Farm Dinner so perfectly. 💚🌳

#farmdinner #farmtoplate #eatlocal #flowers #farm #fresh

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Join @dpnaturectr and WLT to learn about local mushroom foraging. We will begin with an introduction to mushroom foraging, followed by a hike to identify local mushrooms on the trail. You’ll have the opportunity to explore both the Flora Whitely Preserve and the Cottrell Family Preserve during this program. 

Wednesday, October 15th, 4:30 - 6:00 pm
This is a free event open to all ages! 

Follow the link in our bio for more information and to sign up for the event! We hope to see you there!🍄

#westerlyri #rhodeisland #conneticut #mushrooms

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