Make a Donation Now
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There are many ways to donate to Lula Lake Land Trust (LLLT):
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Make a Donation Now
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There are many ways to donate to Lula Lake Land Trust (LLLT):
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Donate to the Yearly Annual FundJust as every sight is worth the hike, every gift counts in support of our mission. Donations of any amount help us preserve natural landscapes through conservation, education, and low-impact recreation.
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$15 for 15-foot of Trail WorkWe're currently in process of building the Durham Trails. Grand opening anticipated Spring 2023. Help us get these trails built quicker! By donating $15 for 15 feet of trail work, you can help us complete the last mile of trail.
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Save a Hemlock with $10Not unlike most forests along the East Coast, Lula Lake's Core Preserve and surrounding lands were affected by the hemlock woolly adelgid (HWA), an insect that brought Hemlock trees to near extinction.
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Planned GivingPlanned gifts honor our work in conservation, education and low-impact recreation in our Lookout Mountain community. Donors can bequest a final gift of land, stocks or bonds, a portion of your estate, or annuities.
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Gifts of StockMake a bigger impact by donating long-term appreciated securities, including stock, bonds, and mutual funds, directly to Lula Lake Land Trust.
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Corporate PartnershipsWe offer corporate opportunities for businesses. With signature events, e-newsletters, and an extensive social reach, your support shows your brand and encourages others to support our mission objectives.
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Behind the WaterfallLula Lake Land Trust was established by the will of Mr. Robert Davenport, Sr. at his death in 1994. Since then, his children Bobby, Elliott, Eleanor and Adelaide along with the Board of Trustees, local foundations and staff have helped to conserve over 8,000 acres on Lookout Mountain, doubled the size of Cloudland Canyon State Park, built nearly 60 miles of recreational trails spanning private, conservation, and state owned lands. Our fee owned properties are research sites for UTC, UGA, and the State of Georgia Forestry Division as we seek to reintroduce the American Chestnut Tree while attempting to fight the Hemlock Wooly Adelgid with both chemical and biologic agents. We are in continuous pursuit of additional properties to protect and conserve within the Rock Creek and Bear Creek watersheds on Lookout Mountain. We seek to become outstanding stewards of conservation lands surrounding Chattanooga, Tennessee along with our 6 other land trust partners in the region. |
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