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Give to Nature Vision Through Your Workplace! |
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Nature Vision is a member of EarthShare Washington,
an alliance of leading conservation and environmental
organizations. EarthShare Washington inspires employees
to support the environment and partners with 70 local
businesses and government agencies to make workplace
giving simple for their employees. Enroll in your
employer’s workplace giving campaign and you will be
helping ensure the future of environmental education
each day you go to work. |
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1) Government workplaces: If you work for the
State of Washington, the University of Washington,
Washington State University, the federal government, the
City of Seattle, or King County, you can find Nature
Vision listed in your campaign catalog. Look for Nature
Vision as a member group of EarthShare Washington
or alphabetically in the index. Once you have found NV,
write NV’s code number on your payroll deduction pledge
form. |
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2) Corporate workplaces: Many prominent
local businesses—including Amazon, Adobe, Cascade
Designs, Microsoft, Mithun, Outdoor Research, and
Zymogenetics—include EarthShare Washington in their
workplace giving campaigns. Find EarthShare Washington
on your payroll deduction pledge form and write Nature
Vision in as a specific designation. |
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3) United Way campaigns: If EarthShare Washington
is not yet listed by your employer in your workplace
giving campaign, you can designate Nature Vision in the
"Specific Organization" or "donor option" section of
your United Way pledge form. Ask your campaign
coordinator how to do this if it is not clear. You can
also ask your campaign coordinator to consider adding
EarthShare Washington organizations as a giving option! |
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Check to see if your workplace has a giving program that
includes EarthShare Washington and Nature Vision at
http://www.esw.org/node/8. If you have any questions
or would like to receive more information about how to
give to the environment at your workplace, please
contact Greg Flynn at EarthShare Washington at
greg@esw.org or (206)
622-9840. Visit EarthShare’s web site at
www.esw.org
to learn more about giving to protect our
environment and our communities.
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