2020 MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
Clearly, this is not normal. This is not business as usual – and we cannot pretend that it is.
We regularly hold our Annual Membership Drive in early spring, but this year we held off. Instead, for 2020 we will make your membership to the Land Trust free. We ask only that you make a donation to a local non-profit helping those who need it most.
The world – our world, our country, our state – is in the grip of a pandemic, economic turmoil, and social unrest. Our healthcare system has been overwhelmed, our economy is struggling, the unemployment rate soaring, and our social and racial inequities are more prevalent than ever.
The Land Trust makes a difference in many ways, working to create a future where everyone has access to natural lands. But right now, we want to make a more immediate impact to help those in need.
If you can, please donate to a medical, economic, or social service organization that will make a difference in people’s lives today. Just let us know that you made a donation and sign up with your email address for a free one-year membership to the Middlesex Land Trust.
We are, of course, always happy to accept donations. But for now, if you can, please help another whose need is greater. You can be sure that the Middlesex Land Trust will come back another time to ask for your donations – perhaps when business is back to normal.
Become a member or donate now to help us to conserve more land, steward the land we have already protected, and share these beautiful properties with our community!
WE COULDN’T DO IT WITHOUT YOU!
Have you JOINED or RENEWED your Membership?
If you are not a member, please join us in our mission to conserve open space in Northern Middlesex County!
And if you are already a member – don’t forget to renew your membership! And please ask a friend to join us with a membership in the land trust!
The Middlesex Land Trust’s mission is to preserve open space in Northern Middlesex County by identifying, protecting, and maintaining significant natural features such as wetlands, scenic areas, critical wildlife habitats, prime farmland, and unique geological formations. The Land Trusts accepts donations of property as well as conservation easements to ensure that these lands remain in open space for the benefit and enjoyment of future generations.