Your monthly gift will protect the 660 acres of forest, prairie, and wetlands at FortWhyte Alive—and help ensure the next generation grows up connected to nature.
Today, our natural spaces are under pressure, and the gap between children and the outdoors is wider than ever.
Nature doesn’t take a season off. The trails need tending in the winter, the bison need care in the spring, and the prairie needs restoration in the summer. To keep FortWhyte thriving, we need a community that is as relentless as the seasons. You can be that champion.
At FortWhyte Alive, we know how to protect this land and inspire the people who walk it. But our efforts are dependent on a committed, passionate community of monthly donors known as The Giving Grove.
It’s people like you that drive our work from conservation to connection.
As a Giving Grove member, you will support FortWhyte in protecting our urban lands every month—and help ensure nature remains a sanctuary for everyone. In addition, you will join a committed community of protectors who are on a journey of making conservation sustainable.
This is the time. Our land and our children need champions, and people like you are stepping forward with the courage and capacity to help.
“FortWhyte’s guiding principles fit with what I value, protecting our environment, education and a love of nature. ”
— Pat, Giving Grove Member since 2018
“We support FortWhyte because we believe in keeping our city wild… and sharing that same passion with a community of people is a great thing. Just knowing that there are other people looking outside of themselves and caring for the earth—well, that is really encouraging!”
— Pam and Kathy, Giving Grove Members since 2021
You are always in the driver’s seat of your generosity—you can easily adjust or pause your gift at any time with a quick call to Sandy Fox at 204-989-8355 ext, 205. You will also receive an annual tax receipt for your generous contributions in February of the next year.
An invite to a special FortWhyte Giving Grove “Goose Flight” migration event every fall.