Rincon Institute
13701 E. Old Spanish Tr.
Tucson, AZ 85747
Tel 520-647-7388
Fax 520-290-0969
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Shop at www.iGive.com: iGive is a website that allows you to shop online at a variety of well-known vendors while supporting the cause of your choice (Rincon Institute!). Please identify Rincon Institute as the recipient of a percentage of the proceeds from your purchases when shopping online at iGive.com.
Shop at Rincon Valley Farmers’ & Artisans' Market on Saturdays 9:00 am – 2:00 pm: The Rincon Valley Farmers’ Market is a great community gathering place and a fantastic project of the Rincon Institute. Support local farmers’ and artisans by shopping at this non-profit market.
Volunteer: Rincon Institute is always looking for volunteers to assist with our land conservation efforts. Please contact us at 520-647-7388 or visit our website: www.rinconinstitute.org
 Donations: Rincon Institute implements its land conservation programs through the support of grants and generous donations from the community. For more information on how to donate please contact Lynsey Miller 520-647-7388 or
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We are grateful for such a supportive community.
Become a Sponsor: Sponsoring our programs, fundraising events and our newsletter is a crucial way in which businesses can help. You help us defray our expenses for these activities, and in return your business is promoted in our newsletter and web site, at the sponsored event, at the Rincon Valley Farmers Market and in our printed materials. For more information on specific sponsorship levels and the benefits for each please download the Rincon Institute Corporate Sponsorship Packet.
Corporate Matching Gifts: Corporate matching gifts can double or even triple your cash contributions. Talk to your employer's human resources department to see if your company will match your donation to the Rincon Institute.
Rincon Institute WishList: *Bolded items are highest priority. Thank You!
$5,000 and Above
[RVFAM] Large Event Tent: $6,000
[RVFAM] Outdoor LED Display: $10,000-$30,000
$1,000-$4,999
[RVFAM] Tent Canopy: $2,500
[Natural Area Protection] Land Trust Alliance Annual Membership: $1,175
[Community Engagement] Quality Printing of Rincon Institute Brochures
[RVFAM] Quality Printing of Farmers Market Brochures
$500-$999
[RVFAM] Laptop for Market Coordinator
$100-$499
[Office] Desktop Printer (Preferably: HP Office Pro 8500 Inkjet ALL-IN-ONE): $250-300
[RVFAM] Set of 10" Black Gemini Marquee Letters: $250-350
[Office] New Employee Business Cards: $200
[Office] Constant Contact Subscription: $375
[Education & Outreach] Table Top Exhibit Tri-Fold Display (w/ Black Fabric): $$150-$200
[Education & Outreach] Projector for Presentations: $300-$500
[RVFAM] Kids Playhouse: $300
[RVFAM] 10X10 Pop-up Tent: $100-150
[RVFAM] Mini Free-Standing Portable A/C Unit: $300-$600
[RVFAM] Compact Fridge (Dorm Room Style): $100-$250
[RVFAM] Easter Bunny Costume: $100-$200
[RVFAM] New Road Signs
[All RI Programs] Underwriting for a Volunteer Appreciation Event
$50-$99
[RVFAM] Paint for the Barn
[RVFAM] Tables/Chairs
Under $50
[General Admin] Christmas Cards
[Community Engagement] Stands for Photo Contest
[RVFAM] Trash cans
[RVFAM] Cones
[RVFAM] Light Bulbs
[RVFAM] Receipt Books
[RVFAM] Book Nook Pillows
Gifts at All Levels
Office Max/Staples Gift Cards - Office Supplies
Office Max/Staples Gift Cards - Farmers Market Supplies
Restaurants/Activities/Stores Gift Cards - Volunteer and Board Appreciation
Home Depot Gift Cards - Farmers Market Supplies
Event Sponsors
Please feel free to contact us if you have questions or thoughts to share. Thank you for all of your support!
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News Updates |
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Saguaro National Park is seeking volunteer individuals and groups to conduct our 2010 Saguaro Census from October 2009 through April 2010. The park counts and measures saguaros every 10 years to assess the health of our population. After declining for many decades, Saguaro populations in the park's Rincon Mountain District began to rebound in the 1970s, and these younger saguaros are continuing to grow towards adulthood.
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The Urban Interface Project is a new collaboration between the Rincon Institute and Saguaro National Park. Together, we hope to continue to protect the park’s invaluable resources by increasing outreach to the park’s residential neighbors, involving them in naturalist outings, volunteer events, and a revitalized ParkWatch program.
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