Help us create a healthy environmental future through education
Prescott Farm integrates the fields and forests of our 160 acre property into year-round educational programs for children, families, adults, and school groups, creating meaningful connections to the natural world for thousands of Lakes Region community members and visitors each year. We rely on the generous support of our community to make that possible. We gratefully accept monetary and in-kind donations.
Your support matters
As a nonprofit environmental education center, program fees only cover about 1/3 of our annual budget. The remainder is provided through grants from individuals and foundations, sponsorship from area businesses, and contributions from people like YOU.
WE’RE MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN THE LAKES REGION.
When you support Prescott Farm, you help us continue to make these programs possible.
Please consider making a gift today!
Donor Bill of Rights
The trust of the general public, donors and prospective donors is of utmost importance to us. In order to instill full confidence in Prescott Farm’s fundraising efforts, we subscribe to the Donor Bill of Rights as developed by the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP), all rights reserved. Reprinted with permission from the Association of Fundraising Professionals.
Gift Acceptance Policy
Prescott Conservancy (dba Prescott Farm Environmental Education Center) solicits and gratefully accepts gifts that help the organization further and fulfill its mission. Certain types of gifts are subject to review before acceptance. The primary consideration in gifts under review is the impact of the gift on the organization. The organization does not accept gifts that are in conflict with its mission, jeopardize its status or are too difficult to administer in relation to their value.
On June 20, 2019, the Prescott Farm Board of Directors adopted a gift acceptance policy adapted from from a sample created by the Nonprofit Risk Management Center. You may read it by clicking PF Gift Acceptance Policy adopted June 2019.