Nutrients in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed
September 30, 2015
Our 2018 Funding Partners
ANONYMOUS FOUNDATION provided a grant to CWH to support our work to restore wetlands.
BANK OF AMERICA CHARITABLE FOUNDATIONsupported CWH’s work to restore and manage wildlife habitat through its employee matching gifts program.
BIOPHILIA FOUNDATIONsupports efforts that protect, restore, enhance, and preserve wildlife habitat, and efforts which can help reconnect individuals with nature. Biophilia Foundation provided support for CWH’s work on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
CHESAPEAKE WILDLIFE HERITAGE MEMBERSprovided important funding for day to day operations and program budgets at CWH through their annual membership and special appeal donations.
THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF WASHINGTON COUNTY (MD) provided support for CWH’s habitat restoration and protection efforts in western Maryland from CWH’s Endowment Fund established through the Foundation’s Waltersdorf-Henson Endowment Fund Challenge.
EARTHSHARE is a national non-profit and federation of environmental charities that connects people and organizations with effective ways to support critical environmental causes. They connect hundreds of thousands of individuals with environmental and conservation charities through employee engagement & giving campaigns at public and private sector workplaces across the country.
EPA’s SMALL WATERSHED GRANTS PROGRAM, administered by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, provides support for small-scale watershed restoration and protection efforts in the Chesapeake Bay watershed. The Small Watershed Grants Program provided assistance with CWH’s efforts to restore wetlands in the Tred Avon River watershed.
HEALY FOUNDATION awarded grants to support the Chesapeake Care Wetland Restoration Program.
MARYLAND’S DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES provided support to restore a non-tidal wetland in the Tred Avon River watershed.
ROBB & ELIZABETH TYLER FOUNDATION supported CWH’s work to restore and manage wildlife habitat.
UNITED HEALTH GROUP supported CWH’s work to restore and manage wildlife habitat through its employee matching gifts program.
