2011- 2012 Annual Operating Fund Drive
When the aspens of New Mexico dress themselves in orange and gold, and dustings of
snow appear in the mountains, we launch our Annual Operating Fund Drive. The Annual
Operating Fund Drive happens just once a year – no deluge of constant appeals.

This is your chance to help conserve and restore, now and for future generations, the natural
resources of New Mexico – the key to maintaining resourceful communities - and
keeping New Mexico the special place that it is.

Our Operating Fund is the engine that keeps our programs running at Seventh Generation
Institute. The Operating Fund supports our incredible staff and all of the organizational
infrastructure (phones, paper, computers, lights, insurance etc.) that are needed for
conservation results.

Real people are the foundation of the Fund. We rely on private individuals, businesses, and
groups to provide almost 60% of our annual operating budget. Yes, we secure public funds
and grants for our work, but at the end of the day, it is people like you who make
conservation happen
with contributions small and large. All are appreciated.  

Contributions from caring New Mexicans directly made possible the launch of
The New
Mexico Pika Monitoring Project in 2011, as well as kept Building Riparian Resilience
through Beaver Restoration moving full speed ahead.

Your contribution sends a message about approach as well -- that you support conservation
based in working together, applied science, and common sense.

Just click on the Network for Good icon to the left to make a
secure contribution by credit card.

To make a donation online using a credit card:
  1. Click on the Network for Good logo above and to the left. You will be directed to the
    Network for Good secure site.  
  2. Select the amount that you wish to donate. If you make a donation of $25 or more,
    membership in Seventh-Generation Institute is automatically included, unless you
    instruct us that you prefer not to be member.  
  3. You will be asked to complete a profile, including an email address. The email
    address will be used to send you a digital receipt that fulfills IRS requirements for
    documentation of charitable deductions. You will not receive additional solicitations
    from Network for Good or Seventh Generation Institute and your email address will
    not be shared or sold.

To make a donation by check, simply send your check to the address on the
contact page.
You will receive an acknowledgement by return mail.  
 


Other Ways to Support 7GI and Become a Partner in
Conservation
Interested in conservation and sustainable use in New Mexico?  Like the applied science +
collaboration approach of Seventh Generation Institute?  You can help by adding your
financial support to Seventh Generation Institute.  As a 501(c)3 non-profit conservation
organization, 7GI relies upon the financial support of individuals, charitable foundations,
and businesses to carry out our projects.

There are many ways to help and all contributions are tax deductible to the extent allowed
by law. Please scroll down for information on memberships, donations, shop-to-support,
and 1% for the Planet.

Buy Cuppa Joe for New Mexico Coffee
You probably drink coffee anyway and heaven knows you want a good cuppa joe. So pick
up a bag of
Cuppa Joe for New Mexico coffee, online or at a local retailer, and a dollar from
every purchase goes to support conservation in New Mexico.

Shop at REI Via Our Affilate Page
Buying outdoor gear at REI?  REI will donate 5% of your purchase amount to Seventh
Generation Institute, if you click on our affiliate page first. That's right. All you have to do
is start shopping from
this web page to send 7GI 5% of your purchase amount. It doesn't
cost you a penny.

1% for the Planet
Seventh Generation Institute is a 1% for the Planet participating nonprofit. If your business
is a participating member and is seeking more information about Seventh Generation
Institute, we welcome your inquiry. Please
contact us.
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