Support the Alameda County Resource Conservation District

The Alameda County Resource Conservation District (ACRCD) works every day to protect the natural resources that sustain our communities—our water, soil, wildlife, habitat, and working lands. With only about 15% of our budget coming from local taxes, we rely almost entirely on private donations, competitive grants, and service contracts to offer these vital services.

Your support ensures Alameda County remains a place where natural resources—and the communities and economies that depend on them—can thrive for generations to come.

Why Donate to the ACRCD?

Resource Conservation Districts (RCDs) are known for their efficiency and impact. We combine and leverage funding from diverse sources, operate with minimal overhead, and complete work at-cost. Your contribution directly strengthens this impact!

Your Gift Supports:

• Expanding current conservation projects, including:
  • Western Pond Turtle Research
  • East Bay Wildlife Connectivity
  • Urban Agriculture Mini-Grants
• Technical workshops and education
• On-the-ground restoration and resource management, delivered in partnership with farmers, ranchers, volunteers, schools, public agencies, and underserved communities.
• Continuing and growing projects after grant funding ends like Monarch Conservation.

With your help, we can broaden the reach of our projects, technical assistance services, and educational workshops across Alameda County.

Two Ways to Donate:

1. Donate by Mail

Please make checks payable to:
Alameda County Resource Conservation District
Attn:  Accounting Department
3585 Greenville Rd, Suite 2
Livermore, CA 94550

2. Donate Online

Your Donation Is Tax Deductible

The ACRCD can receive tax-deductible contributions under IRS Code Section 170(c)(1). Contributions to governmental entities are deductible up to 50% of the taxpayer’s adjusted gross income.  Federal Tax I.D. #94-2216653.

Your Investment Matters
When you give to the ACRCD, you are investing in a healthier, more resilient environment; strong community partnerships; science-based solutions for conservation; and the long-term sustainability of Alameda County’s natural resources. Together, we can ensure a thriving environment—today and for future generations. Thank you for supporting conservation in Alameda County.