We depend on the support of individuals like you to keep our projects going. There are a variety of ways you can donate to TWP:

You can donate online from this website by clicking the "Give to TWP" button below:

You can donate by check or credit card to:

Trees, Water & People
633 Remington Street
Fort Collins, CO 80524

You can use GoodSearch, an internet search engine that donates to charities. Simply visit www.goodsearch.com and enter “Trees, Water & People” into the box under the heading, “Who do you GoodSearch for?” and click the verify button. It will record TWP as your charity of choice and donate a penny every time you search. You can bookmark GoodSearch as your homepage and use it to search for everything you need online. You can even search for websites for which you already know the address (like AOL).

You can elect to make a monthly donation to TWP directly from your bank account.

You can contribute to the TWP endowment fund.

You can make TWP a life insurance beneficiary. This kind of gift can provide an estate tax deduction.

You can remember TWP in your will.

You can designate TWP as a beneficiary of your annuity contract or IRA/qualified plan assets. This type of gift eliminates your heirs' income tax liability.

If you are a federal employee, you can contribute to TWP through the Combined Federal Campaign (member #12060).

You can make a gift of stock to TWP. TWP pays all stock brokerage fees and costs. You'll receive a tax deduction and avoid paying capital gains tax.

You can represent TWP at an Alternative Gifts International (AGI) event.

You can organize a TWP house party fundraiser in your community.

Please contact TWP's Director of Development, Heather Herrell, to find out more about any of these donation options. You can reach Heather at 970-484-3678 (877-484-4TWP toll-free), or at heather@treeswaterpeople.org

GuideStar provides information that helps charitable givers learn about the organizations to whom they donate. To view TWP's report on GuideStar, go to the GuideStar website and search for "Trees, Water & People." GuideStar is free, but does require you to register in order to access their information.