Tickets and sponsorship opportunities are now available for the evening event set for Tuesday, March 29
North Florida Land Trust will be hosting its annual meeting on Tuesday, March 29 at Congaree and Penn. Sponsorship opportunities are available and range from the $10,000 Black Bear Sponsor to the $500 Marsh Rabbit Sponsor level. Individual tickets will also be available at the cost of $100. Those interested can visit our Annual Meeting Event page or contact Lee Anderson Louy at landersonlouy@nflt.org or (904) 479-1962.
The event will be held from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. and will include farm tours, a cocktail hour, dinner, and a program. In addition, NFLT President Jim McCarthy will be giving an update on the land conservation organization’s past and future projects. You can purchase tickets HERE.
“We have been doing some great things for conservation, and I look forward to sharing our successes with our supporters, donors, volunteers, and community leaders,” said McCarthy. “This event also serves as a fundraiser for us, so we ask anyone who would like to learn more about us to join us for this evening and help us continue our mission to conserve land throughout North Florida.”
Congaree and Penn is a working farm located at 11830 Old Kings Rd. At the event, new members will be inducted into the McQuilkin Society, which honors major donors to the land conservation organization. It was named for NFLT Founder Bill McQuilkin. NFLT will also present an award to the advocate of the year, the volunteer of the year, and the partner of the year.
About North Florida Land Trust
North Florida Land Trust is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to preserving and enhancing the quality of life by protecting North Florida’s irreplaceable natural environment. Founded in 1999, NFLT has preserved tens of thousands of acres of land through the donation or purchase of land as well as conservation easements. NFLT is funded largely by private and corporate contributions and works closely with willing landowners and public agencies at all levels of government, not-for-profit partners, and foundations.
