Donate to Protect the Park You Love

When making your gift, you choose which fund your donation supports. If you select the Best Use Fund, your gift goes to the highest priority projects across Rocky Mountain National Park, supporting conservation, education, and stewardship initiatives. Other funds, such as Wildlife, focus on specific areas within the park. Every gift helps protect and preserve the park for current and future generations.

No. Memberships and donations are processed separately. For audit and tax purposes, a donation cannot be used to cover membership dues.

If you would like your support to include a membership, please use the membership form or let the Conservancy know at the time of your gift.

Donations and memberships are both essential, but they serve different purposes. Donations directly support conservation, education, research, and stewardship projects in Rocky Mountain National Park. Memberships help sustain the Conservancy’s core operations and connect you with a community of park supporters committed to Rocky’s future.

Yes. 100% of your gift is tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Because every individual’s situation is different, please consult your tax advisor for specific guidance.

The Rocky Mountain Conservancy is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Tax ID: 84-0472090.

Memberships and license plates are separate programs, each with its own benefits and processing systems. IRS requirements mean these programs must be kept separate from general donations. If you would like to join, renew, or support Rocky through a license plate purchase, please use the dedicated pages for those programs.

Yes. Online donations receive an immediate email confirmation at the time of payment. Official tax letters are mailed by the Conservancy within about two weeks for gifts made directly to the organization. Monthly donors receive one consolidated annual tax receipt each February for the prior year’s giving.

To change your gift amount, update your card or bank information, pause or cancel your monthly gift, or switch which fund it supports, please contact the Conservancy.

• Call 970-586-0108
• Email [email protected]

The team is available Monday through Friday during regular Mountain Time business hours and will ask for your name and address to locate your record.

You can update your name, address, phone number, email, or other contact information by emailing [email protected] or calling 970-586-0108 during business hours. Keeping your information current helps ensure you receive receipts, newsletters, and other important communications from the Conservancy.

Mistakes can happen. If you need to request a refund, such as for an accidental duplicate charge, please email [email protected] or call 970-586-0108 during regular business hours. Requests received outside business hours will be handled as soon as the office reopens.

Yes. You may choose to make a one-time gift anonymously or have your donor record set so your name is always listed as anonymous in Conservancy publications. Let the Conservancy know your preference when making your gift, or contact [email protected] or 970-586-0108.

Yes. Please make checks payable to Rocky Mountain Conservancy and mail them to:

Rocky Mountain Conservancy
PO Box 3100
Estes Park, CO 80517

Yes. The Conservancy accepts gifts from Donor Advised Funds and Qualified Charitable Distributions from IRAs.

To direct your gift, please provide your fund administrator with this information and ask them to include your name and contact details for proper acknowledgment:

Rocky Mountain Conservancy
PO Box 3100
Estes Park, CO 80517
EIN 84-0472090

For help, contact [email protected] or 970-586-0108.

Many employers match charitable contributions, which can increase the impact of your gift. Check with your HR or benefits department to see if your company offers a matching gift program.

Yes. The Conservancy accepts gifts of stock, real estate, vehicles, and other non-cash assets. Please contact [email protected] for more information.

No. Rocky Mountain Conservancy does not sell or share donor information. Your privacy and trust are important to the organization.