The following resources have been provided by presenters from the Connecticut Land Conservation Conference.

Interested in presenting at a future conference? Requests for presentations are currently closed, however, contact Amy B. Paterson at abpaterson@ctconservation.org for more info.

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Fundraising – Land Trust Alliance
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Conservation Defense – Land Trust Alliance
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Communications – Land Trust Alliance

Connecting with People

What do you want to see happen? Whatever your vision, to achieve it, you’re going to need people on your side. People who love the land. Who act. Who give. Who vote. And to engage with people, you need to communicate.

There is increasing pressure to convert land, and land trusts need to swell the ranks of allies and supporters to meet these growing threats.

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Durable Collaborations: Paths to Implementation – Dale Bonar and Jim Morris, Saving Land Magazine, Summer 2013
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CT Nonprofit Alliance – Nonprofits & Elections

“Nonprofits can participate in election-related activities, although it must be done in a completely nonpartisan manner in order to maintain our tax-exempt status. Making election-related activities a part of your organization’s efforts is an important way not only to get the voices of those you serve heard, but also to ensure that the good work and needs of your organization are known to current and future lawmakers.”

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Nonprofit Vote – Nonprofits, Voting & Elections: A Guide to Nonpartisan Voter Engagement

“This guide provides your 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization the knowledge you need to promote voter participation and engage with candidates on a nonpartisan basis. It begins with a review of the prohibition against partisan political activities. It then discusses the many nonpartisan activities 501(c)(3)’s may engage in to assist their constituents, staff and local communities to register and vote or connect with candidates.”

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State Elections Enforcement Commission