News : Anonymous donor gives $31,000 toward BC Nature Center

Although Christmas may not be 'white' this year, a generous gift made it merry for BC Conservation.

The Benton County Conservation Foundation has received a $31,000 donation from an anonymous donor. The Benton County Conservation Foundation wishes to thank this donor for their commitment to the future of conservation.

This is one of the larger gifts the foundation has received to date. This donor has a long-standing commitment to the outdoors as a hunter and outdoor enthusiast, which led them donate to the Benton County Conservation Foundation. The foundation cannot be more thankful for that fact. They hope to honor the donor’s passions and use the donation to enhance natural areas in ways that show true devotion to conservation.

Executive Director Matt Purdy said: “Donations like this, personally give me the inspiration to remain focused on our long term goals and strive for things beyond our current grasp. Thank you for all that you have done for conservation. You will always live within the expanse of our parks and the hearts of those who visit them.”

The donation follows in the steps of past Benton County residents, who have chosen to make the difference in our children’s future through conservation donations. Parks live in the memories and the hearts of every person in Benton County. This type of support cannot be measured when planted in trees, prairies, and wildlife habitat that will be available for everyone to appreciate for many years to come.

Thank you from the Benton County Conservation Foundation