Donate to
Protect Long Island’s lands, waters, and wildlife.
Your gift helps the Long Island Conservation Alliance advance restoration, stewardship, youth engagement, and climate resilience.
Give Today. Protect Tomorrow.
Every contribution strengthens conservation work across Long Island — from habitat restoration and water quality to biodiversity protection and community education.
Whether you make a one-time gift, become a monthly supporter, donate stock, or plan a legacy gift, your support helps build a more resilient future for the places we all depend on.
Your gift can help:
- Restore native habitats and protect biodiversity
- Improve water quality across Long Island
- Support youth and community conservation programs
- Advance climate-resilient planning
More Ways To Give
Monthly Giving
Become a steady source of support for conservation work throughout the year.
Gifts of Stock
Donating appreciated securities may be a tax-efficient way to make a larger conservation impact.
Major & Legacy Gifts
Explore leadership giving, bequests, charitable trusts, beneficiary designations, and other lasting gifts.
Donate Land or an Easement
As a certified land trust, we can accept a conservation easement or a direct gift of land to protect it permanently.
Giving by Check or Through a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF)
By Check
Make checks payable to
Long Island Conservation Alliance, Inc.
150 Woodbury Rd., Suite 8
Woodbury, NY 11797
From a Donor-Advised Fund (DAF)
We’re happy to accept grant recommendations from your Donor-Advised Fund. Please provide your DAF sponsor with:
- Legal name: Long Island Conservancy Foundation Inc
- EIN (Tax ID): 38-4338831
- Address: 275 Candee Ave, Sayville, NY 11782-3059
Note: We recently changed our legal name from Long Island Conservancy Foundation, Inc. However, this was done after our most recent Federal filing. You must use our old information for donations for now.
Questions? Contact us at devon@longislandconservationalliance.org.
Thank you to our supporters
We are grateful to the sponsors and partners whose monetary and in-kind donations support Long Island conservation.
