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Rents and program fees cover 50% of our operating expenses. Please consider becoming a member to help us further our mission of promoting ancient forest stewardship through educational experiences inspired by Opal Creek’s natural and cultural history.

If you prefer to send a check, please make it out to Opal Creek Ancient Forest Center and mail it to us at:

721 NW 9th Avenue, Suite 236
Portland, OR 97209

 

Your donation to Opal Creek Ancient Forest Center accomplishes a lot for our organization!

$35 – Individual Membership Support Opal Creek’s mission and enjoy the benefits of membership

$50 – Household Membership Covers the cost of one student attending an overnight program at Jawbone Flats

$100 – Forest Stewardship Funds a day of professional instruction by our expert staff trained in experiential science education

$250 – Forest Supporter Buys scientific equipment to aid students in their discovery of the old growth forest ecosystem

$500 – Forest Benefactor Pays for meals and lodging for 20 volunteers involved in forest stewardship activities

$1,000 – Forest Patron Covers costs for a group of 20 students to attend an overnight program at Jawbone Flats

$5,000 – Opal Pool Group your investment allows us to reach more students with life changing educational experiences. Your generosity sets the standard for commitment to Opal Creek Ancient Forest Center’s mission and programs.

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    Program fees do not cover 100% of our operating costs. Make a donation to Opal Creek Ancient Forest Center today by clicking on the PayPal link below. All donations are tax deductable.

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