Fundraising Report
The toughest part of any non-profit organization is often fundraising. Going door-to-door or sending out requests for donations at first seems like a daunting task. Furthermore, it is difficult to find volunteers who are willing to take on this role. However, in just a little over one year, CFGP has been validated by the incredible response to give to this cause. Showing up in the form of grant money ($110,000), grants of in-kind service ($24,000), personal donations ($1,300) and hundreds of hours of time given to meetings, research and hard work has made this Project one worthy of supporting in the future. Of course, The Conservation Fund has become the driving financial force of the Project.

As mentioned, we are in need of fundraising steering committee members and people who are willing to work on the fundraising subcommittee. Please consider getting involved on some level, or pass the word on to someone who you believe may have an interest in helping.