Giving Tuesday & Year-End Giving

A NEW WAY IN:

HELP US KEEP ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION WITHIN REACH!

Be part of the path forward for nature learning. Your gift keeps the gate to nature open.

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THE NEED

Exciting changes are happening in Fayetteville!


The City is improving Beauregard Boulevard and the surrounding area to make City Center more vibrant and accessible than ever.


But as construction continues, the Fayette Environmental Education Center will lose its current parking — just as thousands of students, homeschool families, and visitors depend on us for hands-on environmental learning.


THE CHALLENGE

Without safe and reliable access, many students and teachers could lose the opportunity to experience our classrooms and environmental education opportunities. Our mission to connect people with nature is at risk of being put on pause.


That’s why, this Giving Tuesday (December 2) — and through Year-End Giving (December 31) — we’re raising funds to create a new entrance and improve access from Favor Road, ensuring that environmental education continues uninterrupted.


THE URGENCY

We need to raise $20,000 by December 31 to complete this project before construction closures begin — keeping our gates open for the next generation of nature stewards.

Every dollar brings us closer to maintaining uninterrupted access to learning in nature.


Our Call-To-Action: Give today to keep environmental education within reach — and help us open a new way in for future generations.

THE IMPACT OF YOUR GIFT

Establish a safe new access point for visiting school buses and families.

Ensure our environmental education programs will continue.


Support field trips for

thousands of local

students.

Keep nature-based education open and accessible to everyone.


Funding Breakdown

Be part of the path forward for nature learning. Your gift keeps the gate to nature open.

$20,000


Your Gift Will:

  • Establish a safe new access point for visiting school buses and families
  • Ensure our environmental education opportunities, such as Teachable Tuesdays, preschool storytime, homeschool programs, and more, will continue
  • Support field trips for thousands of local students
  • Keep nature-based education open and accessible to everyone