The Geneva Lake Conservancy is a not-for-profit charitable organization, which means your contribution is entirely tax deductible. The Conservancy traditionally has not sought government grant funds, relying instead exclusively on contributions from private individuals and foundations. "Contributions" can take many forms, including:

• Cash and check
  
• MasterCard and Visa
  
• Stocks and bonds
  
• Specific bequest in will
  
• Donation of land or historic property for conservation purposes
  
• Equipment or services

Contributions can be made as easily as writing a check payable to "Geneva Lake Conservancy", and mailing it to:

Geneva Lake Conservancy
398 Mill Street
P.O. Box 588
Fontana, WI 53125
(262) 275-5700

Or, click here and print out the Conservancy's donation form

Now Accepting Online Donations!
Thanks to the Network for Good and Kevin Bacon's SixDegrees.Org, the Conservancy has developed its own charity badge, which allows for completly safe and secure online donations.

Pick 'n Save's "We Care" Program
For local shoppers, the Conservancy is registered as a beneficiary of Pick 'n Save grocery store's "WE CARE" program. Designate the Geneva Lake Conservancy on your Advantage Saver's Club application form and use the card every time you shop at Pick 'n Save — another effortless and no-cost way to provide your support.

for the Geneva Lake Conservancy! Use GoodSearch to search the Internet, and every time you do, the Conservancy benefits! It is estimated that if 100 people use GoodSearch just twice a day, GoodSearch will be able to donate $730 a year to the Conservancy.

Log onto www.goodsearch.com (powered by Yahoo!), and type "Geneva Lake Conservancy" into the "I support" box. Once you do, every click of the "search" button will designate funds for the Conservancy. The more people who use this site, the more donations we'll receive. So please, spread the word to your friends and family!

The Conservancy is an approved Environmental Group for 1% For the Planet, an alliance of businesses committed to leveraging their resources to create a healthier planet. Members recognize their responsibility to and dependence on a healthy environment and donate at least 1% of their annual sales to environmental organizations worldwide, which are listed on the site. Members usually have independent relationships with the groups they support, and disburse their own contributions.