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3511 BARLEY MILL ROAD, HOCKESSIN, DE 19707 | 302.239.2334 | DELNATURE.ORGYear established: 1964 Number of full-time employees: 34Number of part-time employees: 2Annual revenue: $4.9 millionGeographic service area: DelawareGrants & Contracts: 54%Donations & Membership: 18%Program Fees: 18%Events & Other: 10%TOP FUNDING SOURCES:OUR MISSIONConnecting people and nature to create a healthy environment for all through education, conservation, and advocacy. DELAWARENATURE SOCIETYThere is nothing more crucial to the long-term success of our work than people who care about the future of the environment. No matter our initiatives, lasting change depends on people.%u2014Jen Adkins,Executive DirectorJen AdkinsExecutive Director SOCIAL MEDIA:@delnature@DelawareNatureSocietyHOW WE MAKE AN IMPACT Delaware Nature Society is renowned for delivering nature-based educational programming for children and adults and inspiring communities with tools totake-action to protect the environment.We are a regional leader advocating on behalf of important issues related to conservation,land preservation, and the environment.We manage over 2,000 acres of land statewide and have staff in four locations where we run public programs year-round: Ashland Nature Center(Hockessin), Abbott%u2019s Mill Nature Center (Milford), DuPont Environmental Education Center at the Russell W. Peterson Urban Wildlife Refuge (Wilmington); and Coverdale Farm Preserve (Greenville). We are the state affi liate for the National Wildlife Federation.GIVING OPPORTUNITIES With the generous support of our members, donors, sponsors, and volunteers, Delaware Nature Society works to protect and preserve our environment. We are dedicated to expanding our efforts to safeguard endangered habitats and species, extending our reach and impact through increased community outreach and education programs; and advocating for policies that prioritize sustainability and protect our natural resources.VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Volunteers are an essential part of Delaware Nature Society. There are several ways to volunteer %u2013 individual, group or corporate opportunities, Board or Committee Member positions, and support for special events. Jen AdkinsExecutive Director Dan BarbatoPresidentTracy Zlock SurlesVice PresidentNicki TaylorSecretaryKevin DonnellyTreasurerHONORARY DIRECTORS:Lorraine M. FlemingPeter H. FlintNancy FrederickMichael E. RiskaLynn WilliamsBOARD MEMBERS:Kristen AbessinioMatthew AdyMichael BardE. Bradford du Pont, Jr.Frederick deL GreenewaltDavid GregorMarcus HenryAmy MarshallDana Spring Monzo Doug NickelMary Y. PeckDonna ShumpertBenjamin TestermanAndy WetherillLEADERSHIP14 | GIVING GUIDE 2024/2025