Dear Flathead Audubon Friends,
We are thrilled to announce that the Great Fish Community Challenge is underway until September 12th! This is a pivotal time for Flathead Audubon Society and the many conservation and education programs we champion throughout our valley.
As passionate bird enthusiasts and stewards of the natural world, our Audubon membership and valued donors play an essential role in all we do. The unwavering support you show empowers us to promote awareness, protect birds, and preserve the precious habitats they call home. Simply put, we cannot do this vital work without you.
We invite you to give generously during the Great Fish Community Challenge. Your donation will help ensure our programs flourish and our mission continues to soar. You may give to Flathead Audubon and any of the other 84 nonprofits participating in the Challenge. There are several ways to contribute:
- Online: Make a gift through Whitefish Community Foundation’s website or click here: Donate to FAS
- By Check or Cash: Download a donation form, complete it, and mail or deliver your contribution to Whitefish Community Foundation.
- In Person: Visit one of the pop-up donation stations during the Challenge for a hands-on giving experience.
- To donate stock or give via an IRA distribution, contact Whitefish Community Foundation at (406) 863-1781 or finance@whitefishcommunityfoundation.org.
All donations are securely processed by Whitefish Community Foundation, and 100% of your designated gift goes directly to the nonprofits you choose, including Flathead Audubon Society.
By supporting the Great Fish Community Challenge, you’re not only uplifting Flathead Audubon, but also strengthening a network of nonprofits working together to make our valley a more vibrant, healthy place for people and wildlife alike.
Let’s keep birdsong alive in our community! Please consider making your gift today and help us continue our critical work for the future of birds and the beautiful places they inhabit.
Thank you for your steadfast support and for being a vital part of our flock.
With gratitude,
Darcy Thomas, President