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What is Land Trust Day?

A promotional partnership between North Carolina businesses and the state's two dozen land trusts. In 1992, the first Saturday of every June was named "Land Trust Day," to coincide with National Trails Day. Several N.C. retailers display information about the local land trusts in their stores and donate a percentage of their sales on this day to land trusts, in an effort to recognize how their customers value the open spaces, scenic views, hiking trails and other areas that land trusts protect.

How does Land Trust Day Work?

Businesses support Blue Ridge Conservancy by donating a percentage of their sales on June 5th, or by becoming members of the land trusts. In exchange, the land trusts promote each business as a Land Trust Day Partner, encouraging sales in the stores.

Benefits to Land Trust Day Business Partners

Press Releases Your business recognized as a Land Trust Day Partner in press releases sent to area media before and after Land Trust Day.

Signage Attractive signage that you may post in your store recognizing your participation in Land Trust Day.

Website Your business name/logo featured as a Land Trust Day Partner on the following websites for one year: www.blueridgeforever.info and www.highcountryconservancy.org.

Email Alerts Your business name included in two Land Trust Day email alerts sent to a core group of BRC members and supporters before and after Land Trust Day.

Land Trust Newsletter Your business name/logo featured in a Land Trust Day wrap-up article in the Fall issue of BRC's member newsletter, which is distributed to more than 1,200 supporters of the High Country Conservancy.

How to be a Land Trust Day Partner

We're so glad your business is interesting in supporting Blue Ridge Conservancy. All you have to do is fill out the information on the second page of this Land Trust Day form and mail it to us at:

Blue Ridge Conservancy
P.O. Box 568
Boone, NC 28607

Or, simply call or email us directly at (828) 264-2511 or zachary@blueridgeconservancy.org.