Community Forest Land Trust Donation Form

Support Community Forest Land Preservation

Protecting forests and wildlands from privatization requires community investment and commitment. This Community Forest Land Trust Donation Form makes it simple to accept contributions from supporters who believe in ecological stewardship, indigenous land management practices, and keeping public lands accessible for future generations.

Whether you're a land trust organization, environmental nonprofit, or indigenous-led conservation initiative, this template helps you collect donations while educating supporters about your mission. The form includes options for one-time gifts, recurring contributions, tribute donations, and even land or conservation easement pledges.

Why Paperform for Land Trust Donations

Paperform's flexible platform is ideal for nonprofits working at the intersection of conservation, community organizing, and indigenous rights. Accept donations via Stripe, PayPal, or Square directly within the form, set up monthly recurring gifts to sustain long-term stewardship work, and customize the design to reflect the natural beauty of the lands you're protecting.

Use conditional logic to tailor questions based on donation type—whether someone wants to make a memorial gift, volunteer their time, or discuss donating land to the trust. Create beautiful, on-brand experiences that convert passion into action, all without needing a developer.

Streamline Your Conservation Work with Stepper

Connect your donation form to Stepper to automate what happens next. Send personalized thank-you emails based on donation tier, add new donors to your CRM or mailing list, notify your development team of major gifts, and create tasks for follow-up with land donation inquiries. Keep your small team focused on conservation work, not administrative busywork.

This template is trusted by land trusts, indigenous land-back initiatives, forest defense coalitions, and community-based conservation organizations working to preserve ecosystems and honor traditional land stewardship practices.