Protecting our home – and Giving Tuesday

Folks, we all want to protect our homes, but without protecting “the home”  we call Olympic Peninsula, none of us can rest. Many local and national worthy organizations need funding these days. Protecting the little corner of our world is becoming increasingly difficult to do so without everyone on board.

Giving Tuesday was born in 2012 as a day to invite and encourage all of us to care for the many issues facing us. That it has grown into a global movement is no surprise. Hundreds of millions of people give to worthy causes that resonate with their passion to save our planet.

In our little corner of the world, our beautiful Olympic Peninsula, we have many areas that desperately need protection. Whether it is protecting the remaining old growth forests, the second growth forests, the endangered Marbled Murrelet species, or our pristine rivers/bays, Olympic Forest Coalition is at the forefront of these battles.

We cannot do it alone. We need your help. Any amount you can afford would be helpful to our ongoing programs. We will not inundate your inbox with a barrage of requests because we respect and honor your privacy. However, we will ask you today to donate whatever you can to help us push on and win the battles for the jewel we call home.

Thank you,

Connie Gallant, President

Recipient of the 2021 Eleanor Stopps Environmental Leadership Award