Give Through Your Donor-Advised Fund

Turn your DAF into forest that stays standing.

Recommend a grant to Saving Nature and help buy and restore the land that reconnects the world's most threatened forests, preventing extinctions and pulling carbon out of the air.

  • 100% goes to conservation. Operating grants cover our costs.
  • DAF, stock, crypto or card in one secure form.
  • Recurring grants welcome. Schedule them with your sponsor.
  • Direct it to a specific project, or where it's needed most.
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Prefer to go through your sponsor?

If your sponsor isn't listed in the form, or you'd rather give from your own DAF account, it takes about two minutes.

  1. Log in to your DAF account

    Fidelity Charitable, DAFgiving360 (Schwab), Vanguard Charitable, a community foundation, or any other sponsor.

  2. Search for Saving Nature

    Use our EIN, 84-2412702, to make sure you have the right organization. The legal name is Saving Nature, Inc.

  3. Recommend your grant

    Enter an amount and, if you like, a purpose. "Where needed most" gives us the flexibility to act when strategic land comes up for sale.

  4. Let us know it's coming

    Grants made from a sponsor's site often arrive without your name attached. Tell us below so we can thank you and credit your gift correctly.

What your grant does

We find the small, strategic parcels that link isolated forest fragments, then work with local conservation partners to buy and restore them.

Buys land

Degraded land between forest fragments is purchased and placed under permanent protection with a local partner.

Restores forest

Native trees and natural regeneration bring the forest back, absorbing carbon as it grows.

Prevents extinctions

Reconnected habitat gives endangered species room to move, breed, and climb to cooler ground as the climate warms.

Gave through your sponsor's site? Tell us

If you used the giving form on this page, you can skip this. Grants recommended directly on a sponsor's site sometimes reach us with little or no donor information, so a quick note means we can acknowledge your gift and apply it the way you intended.

Email us about your grant

Or write to info@savingnature.com with your name, DAF sponsor, and grant amount.

Common questions

Will I get a tax receipt from Saving Nature?

No. You received your tax deduction when you contributed to your donor-advised fund, so your sponsor's records serve as your receipt. We'll send an acknowledgment of the grant instead.

Can I set up a recurring grant?

Yes. Most sponsors let you schedule monthly, quarterly, or annual grants. Recurring support helps us commit to land purchases with confidence.

Can I direct my grant to a specific project?

Yes. Add the project in the purpose or designation field of your grant recommendation and mention it in your note to us. Unrestricted grants go where the opportunity is most urgent.

Can a DAF grant pay for a pledge or get me event tickets?

Generally not. DAF grants can't be used for anything that gives you a personal benefit, and sponsors differ on pledges. Check with your sponsor before recommending the grant.

Can I name Saving Nature as a beneficiary of my DAF?

Yes. You can name Saving Nature, Inc. (EIN 84-2412702) as a successor or remainder beneficiary through your sponsor. Please let us know if you do, so we can thank you.

Saving Nature, Inc. is a nonprofit corporation granted tax-exempt status with the IRS as a 501(c)(3) organization. As a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, donations to the Saving Nature are tax-exempt and qualify as a charitable deduction for federal income tax purposes. Saving Nature complies with all 501(c)(3) rules.  and regulations. Help us save animal species. Donate today. 

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