We welcome donations and use them for a variety of purposes related to the mission of the Great Meadows Conservation Trust. GMCT is an all volunteer organization and as such donations are 100% tax deductible. You will receive an email thanking you for your donation and a letter in the mail which you can keep for your records.
GMCT has five types of funds to which you can donate:
The E.B. Wolf Fund is the primary source of income used for buying properties in the Great Meadows including appraisals, environmental inspections, site surveys, and closing costs.
The General Fund is for expenses such as the cost of insuring our holdings, expenses relating to general administration for things like printing services, postage, recording and transcribing services, managing our membership, and our annual dinner.
The Stewardship Fund is used for maintaining the GMCT properties and costs associated with things like invasive species control, infrastructure, brush mowing, and related tasks.
The Betty Schmitt Memorial Scholarship Fund has been providing annual scholarships to graduating high school seniors from Glastonbury, Rocky Hill, and Wethersfield who are planning to study Environmental Science and related fields in college.
Finally, Memorial Funds are established when needed to honor GMCT members who have left us.
You can use your PayPal account to donate safely. If you don’t have a PayPal account, simply select the Credit or Debit Card option below and follow the prompts on the PayPal site to use a regular credit or debit card.
Contact us at info@gmct.org if you have any questions.
Please fill out the form below to donate. The fields with red asterisks are required.
If you prefer, you can mail a check via the US Postal Service to the address below. Please include your contact information and let us know what your intentions are!
THANK YOU!
GMCT is an all volunteer, nonprofit 501(c)3 corporation. 100% of our funds are used to forward our mission of preserving the flood plain’s agricultural, wildlife habitat, wetland, and archeological resources for the benefit of the public through ownership and stewardship.