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Donations may be mailed to:

Mill Cove, Inc.
c/o Mansfield Chamber of Commerce
51 B South Main Street
Mansfield, PA 16933

For more information, Contact:

Charlie Fox
570-297-4624
eef@epix.net

Fred LaVancher
570-835-5240
flavancher@stny.rr.com




































An Annual Membership Drive is conducted in order to expand interest in the Mill Cove project and provide ongoing operating funds for the Corporation. Memberships are encouraged and are renewed on an annual basis. Membership categories include:

Landmark Partners $1,000 to $5,000
Benefactors $500 to $999
Conservators $250 to $499
Sustaining Members $100 to $249
Supporting Members $51 to $99
Family Members $50
Individual Members $35

A major Capital Campaign is currently underway to assist with funding the final design and construction of the Mill Cove Environmental Education Center and related site improvements. Total costs are estimated at $3 million. A combination of state and/or federal grants along with private and partner contributions will fund the Center. The campaign is anticipated to be a four-year initiative. Gifts in a single installment or spread over the duration of the campaign are welcome, as are planned gifts that may be a part of an estate.

Mill Cove, Inc. is a 501 (c) 3 organization; contributions are tax deductible. Naming opportunities are available for significant contributions.

For gifts and commitments of $1,000 or more directed toward any major projects, a permanent plaque will be appropriately placed recognizing the name of the donor.



Major corporate sponsors and state and federal grants are additional potential sources of revenue currently being pursued. Membership fees, rental income, and service fees for use of the facilities would provide ongoing income to maintain the facility. In addition, the board of directors proposes to establish a living endowment fund to sustain the facility in future generations. It is also expected that maintenance agreements with Mansfield University and other project partners will help defray operational expenses.