Get a Tee!Give $100 or more and you’ll a receive limited-edition, collectible 2025 member t-shirt designed by 10-year-old Broads fan Evelyn C., who—in true Broads fashion—enjoys hiking, climbing boulders, getting dirty, and exploring nature!
This special t-shirt is made from soft, recycled materials, and is available in a full range of sizes from XS to 3XL.
Make your commitment to protecting America’s wild public lands by becoming part of our monthly sustaining donor program—Wild Lands Protectors!
Wild Land Protector provide the fiscal foundation that allows Broads to build strong and effective programs to protect our last wild places on earth.
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It’s easy. Click the button below and select a donation amount. Then click the box “Dedicate my donation in honor or in memory of someone”. Fill out the info requested and process the donation amount with your credit card. If the acknowledgee information is filled out, we will email or mail an acknowledgement notice.
“As our outreach and Broadbands grew and I completed my two terms on the Board, I recognized the need for stability in funding sources,” says Di, who has been a sustaining member for a decade. “Whether it’s $10 a month or $100 dollars a month, that ’sustainer’ donation helps to provide a known source of income stability for the organization. It’s a painless withdrawal from my bank account each month and certainly does not preclude me from making an additional donation over time for specific needs…or reducing the amount if my personal situation warrants it.” – Di Allison
Cyndi has been making monthly gifts for seven years. She says that becoming a sustaining member was a great way to give without having to think about renewing every year.
“Also being involved in the Broads has given me so much,” says Cyndi. “What better way to give back?”
Wild Lands Protectors is our name for monthly sustaining members. Make an impact by helping to fund strong and effective Broads initiatives throughout the year. Commit to a monthly donation of $10 or more and you’ll join over 200+ like-minded individuals. Plus, when your giving reaches $100, you’ll receive a limited-edition, collectible 2025 member t-shirt designed by 10-year-old Broads fan Evelyn C., who—in true Broads fashion—enjoys hiking, climbing boulders, getting dirty, and exploring nature!
This special t-shirt is made from soft, recycled materials, and is available in a full range of sizes from XS to 3XL.
You’ll be part of a special group with benefits that include:
Help us thrive and set up your monthly sustaining donation of $10 or more per month today!
Join the Broads Legacy Circle simply by letting us know about your commitment to include Great Old Broads for Wilderness in your will, trust, or other estate plans.
Download this form, fill it out, and email to broads@greatoldbroads.org or mail to:
Great Old Broads for Wilderness
555 Rivergate Lane, B1-110, Durango, CO 81301
For more information, please contact us at 970-385-9577 or broads@greatoldbroads.org.
There are several options. You can designate a specific amount, or give a percentage or the remainder of your estate to Great Old Broads.
These assets often carry an income tax burden if paid to a beneficiary, but not if paid to a tax-exempt organization.
Even if stocks have appreciated greatly, you can claim a charitable deduction for the full market value and reduce your income tax liability.
Be sure to consult your personal tax and financial advisors about these options.
If you wish for your gift to be used for a specific purpose, we can work with you and/or your attorney to help draft appropriate language.
Information contained herein was accurate at the time of posting. The information on this website is not intended as legal or tax advice. References to tax rates include federal taxes only and are subject to change. State law may further impact your individual results.
Helpful references to standards we adhere to: Donor Bill of Rights and AFP Code of Ethical Principles and Standards
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Yes! You can donate any old motorized vehicle (car, boat, truck, tractor, etc.) to Broads, get a tax receipt, and know that you’re helping us continue our work for wild lands.
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https://www.vehiclesforcharity.org/Donate/GOB.html
or call 866-628-2277
Questions? Contact us at 970-385-9577.
We extend our gratitude to the Pope family for helping us ensure that wilderness areas are protected from “an increasing population, accompanied by expanding settlement and growing mechanization”—exactly as the authors of the Wilderness Act intended.
Clem Pope at work in the wilderness.
“Our father was a forester and mom an avid birdwatcher, so we grew up outside. As a young woman, my sister Ann owned three bush planes, filed a land claim, and built a log cabin in a remote part of Alaska,” shares Art Pope. As for his other siblings, he said, “Lyn worked at an Alaskan fishing lodge and became a permanent Alaskan resident. Gale works in range management for the Forest Service and is active in her local Backcountry Horseman chapter. I founded Northwest Youth Corps, an organization dedicated to getting youth and young adults into the backcountry. Our eldest brother Clem Pope served over 45 years as a wilderness ranger, animal packer, and Wilderness Program Manager in Idaho’s Selway-Bitterroot and Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness areas, and taught us all to appreciate the importance and fragility of Wilderness. Last fall, Clem’s two daughters continued this passion, completing a 12-day cross-country hike across the Frank Church.”
