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Types of Donations
Whether you’d like to make a one-time donation now or create a legacy donation for the future, we have options to suit your preferences.
“Wintergreen has inspired and uplifted us by delighting our senses, feeding our minds, and nourishing our souls. It has given us so much, and it is a privilege to be able to give back.”
- Peter Coffman and Diane Laundy, regular one-time donors
“Wintergreen is a biodiversity reserve of remarkable beauty and importance, a real gem in Southeastern Ontario. But beyond that, it is also a passionate community of volunteers who love nature and seek to promote the values of conservation and sustainability. By supporting Wintergreen, we are helping to protect our natural heritage for the future—and helping our children to discover the joy of nature.”
- Birgit Scheichl and David Murphy Haglund, monthly donors
“I believe in Wintergreen's mission and I want to continue to nourish Wintergreen after my death. By purchasing a life insurance policy with Wintergreen as the named beneficiary, I can do just that. And the return on investment is amazing: at the very minimum, every dollar I spend becomes three dollars for Wintergreen. And if I live to 90 (which I plan to do!), that amount doubles. Who could resist the magic of turning one dollar into six?”
- Rena Upitis, legacy donor
“Sustainable living is about imagining the world you wish to create and then behaving as if it were already here. That's what I am doing when I donate to Wintergreen.”
- Susan Wismer, shares donor
“Wintergreen is a cultural space among forest, fields, rocks and ponds: a place of peace, integrity, breakthrough and hope, a model of how to survive and thrive in body and spirit. I have attended workshops and events there in which we participants have felt the outside world’s prickly minutiae melt away in an honest, holistic pursuit of possibility in arts and literature, earth science and tech science. I donate happily! I wish I could donate more! There is no price that could cover a moment of reflection that lifts you far, but not too far, from a magical foothold in the labyrinth or a step on the little bridge over a stream-trickle from the beaver dam.”
- Callista Markotich, volunteer, workshop participant, donor