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Kirk McVoy Defense Fund
Reaches $21,300 . . .
The Wetland Defense Fund is designed to defend our state's wetland heritage from bad policy, major development threats, and specific judicial, legislative or legal activities that would have a lasting negative impact. The Wetland Defense Fund is goverened by the WWA Board of Directors and will be used for legal actions, policy advocacy and lobbying (to the extent allowed by the IRS) against proposed activities that will destroy or impact a significant amount of wetlands. WWA general operations and office costs will not be supported by this fund. Donations to the fund are separate from annual membership dues.
Won't you consider making a donation today? Your contribution will help preserve Wisconsin's wonderful wetland heritage for generations to come! To donate using your credit card, click here. When donating online, please note that WWA’s online giving tool is powered by Community Shares of Wisconsin (CSW). When you click on this link, you’ll be taken to CSW’s online giving webpage. Please select Wisconsin Wetlands Association from the dropdown list provided on that webpage. If donating online, please use the space provided on the online form to indicate that your gift is for the Defense Fund. For a printable form you can mail with a check, click here. All donations can be sent to: WWA Wetland Defense Fund, 222 S. Hamilton St. #1, Madison, WI 53703 For more information on the Wetland Defense Fund and its uses, please contact WWA at (608) 250-9971. |
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Wisconsin
has some of the most beautiful and extensive wetlands and waters
in the nation, yet these wonderful resources continue to be threatened
by increasing development. As the state's only non-profit dedicated
solely to wetlands protection, Wisconsin Wetlands Association
has established the Kirk McVoy Wetland Defense Fund.
Your tax deductible contribution is needed to help build the
Fund today! With your help, we need to raise $30,000 for the Fund.
As of spring 2007, we've raised more than $24,050, but we still need to raise an additional
$5,950.