There are many ways to participate
Learning Outside's programs would not be possible without the partnership of Triangle Land Conservancy, as well as the many volunteers who support our programs and the donors who contribute to both our Scholarship Fund and our General Fund. Read more below about how you can support Learning Outside's work to connect children of all ages to the natural world.
Become a Learning Outside Donor!
To print your tax-deductible donation form, click here.
Taking a closer look at a mullein plant.
Learning Outside provides a unique experience for children. We want to make this opportunity available to all children, especially those who would not otherwise have this quality outdoor learning experience.
Gifts to our scholarship fund provide support for identified students referred to our programs. Each of our scholarship students is referred to us by local public school social workers as a youngster who would benefit from our programs and as a youngster who meets criteria for scholarship support.
Gifts to our general fund support all of our programming needs including educational materials and resources, site maintenance and enhancement, and enrichment of our programs and offerings.
Referrals from public school personnel and other county organizations keep increasing and now exceed our available scholarship funding. Help us continue to reach out to the children and families in our local community.
Gifts to our scholarship fund provide support for identified students referred to our programs. Each of our scholarship students is referred to us by local public school social workers as a youngster who would benefit from our programs and as a youngster who meets criteria for scholarship support.
Gifts to our general fund support all of our programming needs including educational materials and resources, site maintenance and enhancement, and enrichment of our programs and offerings.
Referrals from public school personnel and other county organizations keep increasing and now exceed our available scholarship funding. Help us continue to reach out to the children and families in our local community.
High school students working at one of our Eco-Crew work days.
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Join our Eco-Crew!
Our Eco-Crew is a Service Learning Opportunity for local High School Students. Learning Outside hosts monthly work days for high school students interested in completing service learning hours by working and learning in the outdoors. To volunteer for our high school Eco-Crew, contact Wendy Banning, or your high school Service Learning Coordinator. Thank you to each of our May Eco-Crew workers! An additional work day will be scheduled in June, for those interested. Stay tuned for the date! To sign, up, volunteers need to email wendy@learningoutside.org. |
Other Ways to Help
Support the Triangle Land Conservancy
Triangle Land Conservancy's mission is to protect important open space in Chatham, Durham, Johnston, Lee, Orange and Wake counties to help keep our region a healthy and vibrant place to live and work. Your membership contribution helps protect our community’s rivers, streams, wildlife, farmland, forestland, and scenic beauty as the Triangle region grows. Visit the Triangle Land Conservancy website to learn more.
Join the Triangle Land Conservancy Conservation Corps
TLC’s Conservation Corps is a group of volunteers that meets each Thursday from 9:00 – 12:00 to work on a variety of land stewardship projects focusing on both the Irvin Nature Preserve and other TLC preserve sites. To become a Conservation Corps volunteer, contact Walt Tysinger, TLC’s Land Manager.
Triangle Land Conservancy's mission is to protect important open space in Chatham, Durham, Johnston, Lee, Orange and Wake counties to help keep our region a healthy and vibrant place to live and work. Your membership contribution helps protect our community’s rivers, streams, wildlife, farmland, forestland, and scenic beauty as the Triangle region grows. Visit the Triangle Land Conservancy website to learn more.
Join the Triangle Land Conservancy Conservation Corps
TLC’s Conservation Corps is a group of volunteers that meets each Thursday from 9:00 – 12:00 to work on a variety of land stewardship projects focusing on both the Irvin Nature Preserve and other TLC preserve sites. To become a Conservation Corps volunteer, contact Walt Tysinger, TLC’s Land Manager.
