Donate
Thank you for your support!
Your tax-deductible gift helps people of all ages connect to nature through attention, curiosity, art, science, and community. Because of the generosity of people like you, we can offer free and low-cost classes, events, and resources—as well as scholarships and microgrants— that help inspire people of all ages to fall in love with our natural world and work to protect it.
Click one of the Donate buttons to make a one-time or recurring gift online with a credit/debit card, Paypal, or Venmo @Wildwonder.
We can also accept stock transfers—contact us for details.
You can mail a personal check or a gift from your charitable fund to:
Wild Wonder Foundation
2280 Grass Valley Highway, Suite 119
Auburn, CA 95603-2536
See below to learn more about what your donation supports!
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Free Nature Journaling Resources
We create and offer many free resources such as the free Quick Start Guide to Nature Journaling zine (now in 8 languages!), extensive free resources and downloadable curriculum for educators, and our free live and recorded classes with John Muir Laws.
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Outreach, Stewardship, and Grants
Our Micro Grant Program supports 15-20 nature journaling outreach projects per year, and our Amani partnership brings nature journaling to underserved children in Tanzania. On our website, we host a global map of nature journaling clubs, a Wild Wonder Community Calendar, our free Nature Journal Ambassador Program, and more!
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Scholarships for Nature Journaling Education
Each year, we give a large number of free or reduced cost passes to our events. In 2023, we gave more than 320 scholarships and more than 100 comp passes valued at $50,000+ to our events, including the Wild Wonder Nature Journaling Conference and the Wild Wonder Nature Journaling Educator Workshop.
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Wonderland Online Community
We created this FREE private community to enhance the learning, growth, connection, creativity, and joy in the global nature journaling community. We have added a number of free resources to Wonderland, including curated lists of free tutorial videos and selected recordings from the Wild Wonder Nature Journaling Conference archive.
