“Our pleasure to support your good works and educational programs at SoundWaters! Having grown up boating on Long Island Sound, I am very happy and appreciative that organizations such as yours strive to preserve, protect and improve this great body of water and its coastlines.”
– Fred E., recent donor
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This coming year we again will make a difference in our region: we will reach and teach more people than ever. Every person who learns is a future steward of the Sound. Learning about Long Island Sound enriches their lives, their actions enrich ours. It is through experience that they learn and through learning that they care.
Please consider a gift of $100, $250, $500 or any amount of your choice to the SoundWaters Annual Fund. With your donation we can build upon the work we began over two decades ago to protect Long Island Sound through education and give every child the opportunity to explore science in the real world.
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Make an online donation to SoundWaters. Click here to donate now.
Donate by mail
Print out the contribution form, fill it out and send it along with your check made payable to SoundWaters.
Matching Gifts: Your employer may double your donation!
Your gift could be matched dollar for dollar! Many companies offer matching gift programs that will double, even triple a donation’s value. Check with your company to find out if your employer will match your contribution to SoundWaters and visit our Matching Gifts Page for instructions on submitting your matching gift form.
For more information please contact Hilary Starks at (203) 406-3314.
Planned Giving
Whether supported through an outright gift or planned gift, all SoundWaters programs are made possible through the generosity and commitment of people like you. A planned gift helps ensure the future of SoundWaters. Click here for more information
SoundWaters is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
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