Grandfather Mountain, Nature on a Whole Different Level

Conservation & Interpretation

MacRae PeakThe Grandfather Mountain Stewardship Foundation is a not-for-profit corporation which was established to preserve Grandfather Mountain, operate the nature park in the public interest, and participate in educational and research activities.

All proceeds from sales of tickets and souvenirs go toward caring for and presenting Grandfather Mountain in a manner that inspires good stewardship in others.

The Foundation invests in partnerships and collaborations that promote environmental responsibility and eco-efficiency in its effort to become a laboratory for environmental best practices.

The Grandfather Mountain Stewardship Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization and all donations are tax-deductible. Checks, made payable to the Grandfather Mountain Stewardship Foundation, may be mailed to P. O. Box 129, Linville, NC 28646.

donate nowOr you may click the button on the right to make your secure, on-line donation by credit card. This form offers a list of giving levels, or you may choose to specify the amount of your donation. All gifts will go where most needed unless you specify differently.

adopt an animalYou may also choose to adopt one of the animal that make their home in Grandfather's wildlife Habitats. Some of the funds will go to upgrading the habitats in which these animals live, but most of it will go to purchase treats, toys and other distractions that are used as "enrichment" so that the animals have something different and fun to break up their routines each day.

For questions and inquiries, please telephone 828-733-2013 or toll free at 800-468-7325. To contact Executive Director Penn Dameron via e-mail, send your inquiries to penn@grandfather.com.

 

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What People Say…

" This was the first time I had ever seen something so amazing like Grandfather Mountain that I can't wait to move to N.C. so I can go and visit the mountain agian."

Evelyn

St. Paul, MN