Additional Ways to Give

fall reflection John LloydDonate By Mail or Phone

Contact Mario Black at 734-302-5263 x1291 or Michelle Sigakis at x5020 to make a donation by phone or click here for a printable donation form. Please mail completed donation forms to:
Legacy Land Conservancy
6276 Jackson Rd, Suite G
Ann Arbor, MI 48103

little-girl-on-hike-reichert-presserMonthly Giving

Spread your support over the year! An automatic, monthly gift – charged to your credit or debit card or debited from your bank account is the easiest way to give.

Click here to set up your donation online and select Monthly in the Recurring Gift Section.

Wish List Giving

As a working non-profit we often find ourselves in need of supplies like work gloves, sunscreen for our volunteers or snacks to power through long work days in the field with student groups. Purchasing items from our wish list is a deeply meaningful way to support Legacy’s mission! You can purchase from our Amazon Wish List to be shipped directly to our offices. We also have a few items on our big asks list: Buckthorn Blasters, Buckthorn Baggies, seeds, a zero-turn lawn mower, and a trailer to haul it.

If you prefer to buy locally or want to purchase something from our big asks list, please contact Krista Jacob at kjacob@legacylandconservancy.org or 734-780-6948 to arrange your gift. 

Memorial, Tribute, and Holiday Gifts

Tribute and memorial gifts honor the people and events of your life. The connection between people and the places they love is strong and enduring. Click here to make a gift to Legacy Land Conservancy honoring a friend, family member, special event, or lifetime. Your gift lasts as long as the land does: forever.

For more information on honorary and memorial gifts, or to discuss permanent memorials, please contact Diana Kern at 734-302-5263 x6004 or dkern@legacylandconservancy.org.

robins eggs photo credit neal billetdeauxIRA Distributions

Did you know you can save land during your lifetime with a gift from your retirement assets? If you are 70 1/2 or older, you can make direct contributions from your IRA to Legacy Land Conservancy. Please consult your financial advisor to learn more about how both you and Legacy can benefit.

Contact Michelle Sigakis at 734-302-5263 x5020 or msigakis@legacylandconservancy.org with questions or to notify us a gift is on its way.

swansonlake Paul Morrison 3372-Stock Gifts

A gift of appreciated securities may be an ideal way for you to support Legacy, depending on your personal circumstances. Please consult your financial advisor to learn more about how both you and Legacy can benefit.

To donate a gift of stock and for transfer instructions, contact Michelle Sigakis at 734-302-5263 x5020 or msigakis@legacylandconservancy.org.

Legacy Land Conservancy, Monarch, ButterflyPlanned Giving

Through wills, bequests, and other estate planning, Legacy Society members ensure their support will not end after their lifetimes. Contact Diana Kern at 734-302-5263 x6004 or dkern@legacylandconservancy.org to learn more about planned giving.

Click here to learn more about the Legacy Society.

cort-corn-photo-300x226Donate Your Land

Whether your land is a working farm or home to natural habitats, voluntarily donating a conservation easement can be one of the smartest ways to conserve land you love while maintaining your private property. Contact Susan LaCroix at 734-302-5263 x6293 or slacroix@legacylandconservancy.org or click here to learn more.


*Disclaimer* This website is informational and educational in nature. It is not offering professional tax, legal, or accounting advice. For specific advice about your estate or the effect of any planning concept on any tax or financial situation, please consult a qualified professional advisor.

2 comments on “Additional Ways to Give

  1. Hello,

    I would like to know how I can get a permanent memorial in the park (perhaps a bench? A tree? With a small plaque.)

    A young man who frequently ran the Lillie Park Run through the grounds recently passed away tragically. Perhaps there is a way to honor him?

    Thank you.

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