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Kentucky Heartwood

We need forests we can get lost in; trees that make us gape; streams we can drink from. 
​Wild places sustain and define us; ​we, in turn, must protect them.

Tuesday last day to have your donation DOUBLED!

9/23/2019

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Thanks to the generosity of our members and supporters, $10,010.11 has been raised so far for our first ever matching funds campaign, meaning a total of $20,020.22 will go toward our work!

​You all are amazing!!

We still have $14,989.89 left to go to take full advantage of this opportunity.

If you have been waiting for a good time to donate to Kentucky Heartwood, this is it! This offer expires at 11:59 pm on Tuesday, September 24, 2019.

This matching fund campaign made has been made possible through an astonishingly generous donation of $25,000 offered to us by Rich Rosen and Anna Marie Pavlik of Frankfort, Kentucky. Their donation, however, comes with one major stipulation – that we ask you, our members and supporters, to match Rich and Anna Marie’s investment in Kentucky Heartwood. They want to know that you support our mission as much as they do. 
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For 27 years, Kentucky Heartwood has worked continuously to protect and preserve Kentucky’s public lands and native forests. We do it for the old trees and orchids. We do it for the land snails and bats, warblers and darters. We do it for the peace and the beauty. We do it for wildness. And we do it for you.
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And now, we need your help. If you can give, please do. It really will make a difference. 
​Donate online or via postal mail
Kentucky Heartwood is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. Donations are tax deductible. 

​Recurring monthly donations are available and appreciated.​

​Choose the subscribe option to donate monthly, or use the Donate button to give a one-time donation.
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​If you prefer to donate via postal mail, you can download our membership form by clicking here.

​Mail donation and membership form to Kentucky Heartwood P.O. Box 1486 Berea, KY 40403.
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Thank you so much to everyone who has donated so far! We couldn't do it without you!
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    • Forest Blog
    • Music Festival 2022 >
      • Music Festival Pics
    • Newsletters
    • Past Events >
      • Stonecoal hike
      • Hemlock volunteer days
      • Red Hickory and Herbal Medicine Hike
      • Red Hickory Hike April '22
      • Music Festival 2021
      • Bat Meter Deployment Field Trip 2021
      • Virtual Membership Meeting 2021
      • The Three R's with Davis Mounger
      • White fringeless orchid mural
  • Forest Watch
    • FOIA
    • Jellico >
      • ORG COMMENTS
    • South Redbird Project
    • Blackwater (Cave Run Lake)
    • Red River Gorge
    • Pine Creek Forest Restoration Project
    • Greenwood
    • Pisgah Bay Project
    • Climax & Little Egypt >
      • Crooked Creek Photos 2011
      • Crooked Creek Photos 2010
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      • Rock Creek Hike, November 2009
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