Join the 1,500+ members of Skagit Land Trust who are working together to conserve Skagit County's natural heritage

Make a one time gift, or become a Skagit Sustainer
with a recurring gift to Skagit Land Trust

Click the picture to give a gift today. You can make your donation in honor or memory of someone. You can also let us know if your gift is for a specific property or fund.

Qualified Charitable Distribution from your IRA

If you’re 70½ or older, you may be able to make a tax-free QCD donation to Skagit Land Trust. Your gift can be used to satisfy your required minimum distribution. Also known as IRA Charitable Rollovers, QCDs are a savvy way to use your IRA to maximize your charitable impact. You can also support local conservation by designating Skagit Land Trust as a beneficiary of your retirement plan. Click the picture, or click here to learn more.

Donor Advised Fund (DAF)

This type of giving program allows you to combine the most favorable tax benefits with the flexibility to easily support your favorite charities. An increasingly popular charitable vehicle, DAF’s are an excellent way to both simplify your charitable giving and facilitate your strategic philanthropic goals. Click the picture, or click here to learn more.

Planned Gifts In Your Will or Other Assets

A planned gift can include a variety of charitable options such as allocating an amount, percentage, or the remainder of your estate or other assets to Skagit Land Trust. You don’t have to be wealthy to create a lasting legacy. A bequest of any amount in your will or other estate plans contributes to our ability to protect land and wildlife.

Members who make this type of gift to Skagit Land Trust become part of our Cedar Legacy Circle. Click the picture or here to learn more.

Donating Appreciated Stock or Mututal Funds

Many of our supporters find that making this kind of gift to Skagit Land Trust is a smart and simple way to help conserve land here in the Skagit. You can make a gift of appreciated stock to the Trust while possibly avoiding capital gains tax and deriving other tax benefits. In order for the Trust to appropriately credit the gift to you, it is important for us to know your gift is coming. Click the picture, or here to request more information about making a stock donation.

A Gift of Conservation Land or Real Estate

There are many reasons landowners might want to donate their land to the Trust. Some want to conserve their land so it will be there for future generations of people and wildlife. Conserving land is a way to "give back" to a place that has given you so much. Others know the sale of their land or home can help fund conservation in the right palce.

Click the picture, or click here to learn more about donating your land to Skagit Land Trust.