A
Campaign to Conserve the Historic
Landscape of the
Upper Little Tennessee River Valley!
On
the eve of the American Revolution, 250 years ago, the upper
Little Tennessee Valley was the heartland of the mountain
Cherokee. It was also at the center of historic forces that
would shape the birth of our nation, as first British, and
then Colonial interests clashed with those of the native people
for control of the principal trade route through the southern
mountains. The September 1776 colonial military campaign against
Cowee was the "Lexington and Concord" of the American
Revolution in the South.
With
more than 36 miles of river valley conserved since 1999, we
still have a chance to keep intact much of this historic landscape.
Donate
Now!
Ways
to Give...
Gifts
of Cash
Contributions of cash are tax deductible and may be made in
one lump sum or a pledge paid over a specified period of time.
You may send your contributions to The Land Trust for the
Little Tennessee, P. O. Box 1148, Franklin, NC 28744.
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Gifts
of Appreciated Assets
A gift of assets such as stocks, bonds or mutual funds can
be made outright or used to fund a gift arrangement that provides
lifetime income. This is a great way to support LTLT's work
by giving assets that may otherwise create a capital gains
issue for the donor.
Gifts
of Land or Real Estate
Gifts of real property may come to LTLT in two categories:
1) important conservation lands that are directly added to
LTLT's permanent protection efforts, and 2) real estate that
can be sold or traded so that the proceeds can help protect
critical open space.
LTLT
Membership
If you
have questions or need more information, please contact our
office.
The
Land Trust for the Little Tennessee is a 501(c)(3) non-profit
organization. All donations to The Land Trust are tax deductible
to the fullest extent of the law. Financial information about
this organization and a copy of its license are available
from the State Solicitation Licensing Branch at 1-888-830-4989.
The license is not an endorsement by the State. Please check
with your accountant or tax attorney for further information
regarding your personal gift deductions.
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