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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes. The Academy of the Lost Arts is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent permitted by law. A receipt will be provided for your records following your contribution.

  • Every donation helps us fulfill our mission of connecting people with nature through hands-on education. Your generosity supports educational programming, scholarships for children and families, stewardship of our property, trail and habitat improvements, educational materials, tools, wildlife and conservation initiatives, and the continued growth of the Academy. Every gift, large or small, helps preserve traditional outdoor knowledge for future generations.

  • Absolutely! Volunteers are an important part of the Academy community. Whether you'd like to assist with events, help maintain trails and gardens, support educational programs, share a special skill, or lend a hand behind the scenes, we'd love to hear from you. Visit our Contact page or send us a message to learn about current volunteer opportunities.

  • Yes. We gratefully accept many in-kind donations that support our educational programs and stewardship efforts. Examples include tools, outdoor equipment, native plants, books, educational supplies, lumber, and other materials that help us fulfill our mission. If you're interested in donating an item or service, please contact us before making your donation so we can discuss our current needs.

  • Yes. Tribute gifts are a meaningful way to celebrate someone who has inspired a love of nature, education, or conservation. If you'd like your donation to honor or remember someone special, simply include their name and any dedication details when making your gift. We're honored to help recognize their legacy through support of the Academy's mission.

  • Your support helps ensure that future generations have opportunities to explore forests, discover wildlife, learn traditional skills, and develop a lifelong appreciation for the natural world. Together, we're creating a place where curiosity grows, communities connect, and knowledge is passed from one generation to the next.