Your financial support is essential to the mission of the New Baltimore Conservancy (NBC).
Thanks to the generosity of our supporters, NBC is able to expand its work protecting and caring for the lands entrusted to us—from scenic overlooks and forests to wetlands and open spaces throughout New Baltimore and the surrounding Hudson Valley.
Your contributions help ensure that residents and visitors today—and generations to come—can enjoy the region’s remarkable natural beauty, healthy ecosystems, and vibrant community spaces. From the sweeping views of the Hudson River to the trails, farms, and wildlife that define our landscape, these are the places that make living in the Hudson Valley truly special.
Together, we are preserving and stewarding the land that connects our community to nature.
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Mail Donations
If you prefer, you may also give by mail. Send your check payable to New Baltimore Conservancy to:
New Baltimore Conservancy
Attn: Treasurer
PO Box 381
New Baltimore, Ny 12124
Stock Transfer Donations
Donating appreciated securities to the New Baltimore Conservancy may provide valuable tax benefits while directly supporting local land stewardship and community programs.
Gifts of stock and other marketable securities are typically eligible for a full fair-market value charitable tax deduction, and donors may avoid capital gains taxes that would otherwise apply if the securities were sold first. Stock gifts are credited to the donor based on the average high and low market value on the date the transfer is completed.
These contributions help the Conservancy continue its work managing and protecting community lands in partnership with organizations such as Scenic Hudson, the Town of New Baltimore, and other regional partners.
For assistance with a stock transfer or other marketable property donation, please contact the New Baltimore Conservancy at:
Email: Herbie@newbaltimoreconservancy.org
Phone: [718-637-1670]
Our team will provide transfer instructions and help ensure your gift is processed smoothly.
Other Ways to Donate
Donations to the New Baltimore Conservancy directly support the stewardship, restoration, and protection of community lands throughout New Baltimore and the surrounding Hudson Valley.
Your generosity helps fund:
Expanded year-round programs and events that connect residents and visitors with nature, including educational walks, environmental workshops, and community stewardship days.
Environmental education and outreach for local youth, including scholarships for graduating students who share an interest in conservation and environmental stewardship.
Habitat restoration and native plantings, including the planting and care of native trees, shrubs, grasses, and wildflowers while supporting ongoing efforts to remove invasive species.
Partnerships with regional organizations working to protect the environment and natural resources of the Hudson Valley, including Greene County Soil and Water Conservation District and Catskill Regional Invasive Species Partnership.
Special projects that enhance community access to nature, including trail improvements, habitat restoration, and stewardship projects at properties such as Long View Park and other lands cared for by the Conservancy.
Recurring Donations
Donations may be made as a one-time gift or as a recurring monthly, quarterly, or annual contribution. Recurring donations provide consistent support for our conservation mission and help sustain long-term stewardship efforts.
Commemorative and Tribute Gifts
A commemorative gift is a meaningful way to celebrate special occasions such as birthdays, weddings, and anniversaries, or to honor the memory of a loved one.
The New Baltimore Conservancy welcomes tribute gifts in any amount in honor of an individual, family member, or organization. Acknowledgement letters can be sent to both the donor and the designated recipient or their family, while all gift amounts remain confidential.
Tax-Exempt Status
The New Baltimore Conservancy is a nonprofit organization formed under the laws of the State of New York and recognized as a 501(c)(3) public charity under the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions to the New Baltimore Conservancy are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
The Conservancy maintains transparency and accountability through regular reporting to its Board of Directors. An annual report outlining the organization’s activities, financial stewardship, and conservation work is prepared and approved by the Board. Copies of this report are available upon written request.