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GCA partners with Small Change Fund

GCA partners with Small Change Fund - Tree HuggerWe need your help to support our environmental education initiative From the Forest to the Sea Watershed Education Project.

Join us in an effort to demonstrate the power of small grants and grassroots action!

We have partnered with Small Change Fund, a new initiative that aims to engage Canadians in supporting high-impact grassroots projects.

Small Change Fund can help projects like ours access opportunities and audiences we not otherwise reach, to achieve our goal of raising $5000 by April 1, 2010.

We are part of an inaugural group of grassroots projects featured on smallchangefund.org, hand picked by expert advisors from across Canada for our ability to do a lot with a little.

Any contribution, no matter the size, will go a long way toward our modest goal. Join us in demonstrating that one small group of individuals can indeed change the world!

Start something big with small change. Visit us at smallchangefund.org!

The Galiano Conservancy Association is a community-based non-profit society and registered charity founded in 1989 and dedicated to protecting the natural and human environment of Galiano Island, British Columbia.

The Conservancy is one of BC's first land trusts, and owns and protects several environmentally sensitive properties on Galiano. We also provide a variety of environmental education programs, and have active projects in the areas of conservation mapping and ecological restoration. In addition we maintain an extensive library and resource collection to which the public has access.

The Conservancy works in partnership with other organizations and is supported by individual donors, private foundations, and government agencies. New members and volunteers are always welcome.


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