Rich Mountain Conservancy
PO Box 127, Cedar Mountain, NC 28718
A 501(c)(3) charitable organization
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Macon Patton – President
Mike McShane – Vice-president
Johnny Warren – Secretary
Hank Birdsong – Treasurer
Lisa Bankoff – Board Member
Marshall McCallie – Board Member
Chuck McGrady – Board Member
Gus Napier – Board Member
Bobby Rearden – Board Member
William Scherer – Board Member
Donate to Rich Mountain Conservancy

A generous donor has pledged up to $150,000 in matching funds!! Please help us secure the matching funds by making a donation today!

The Conservancy still needs to raise $80,000 of the original $500,000 to complete the purchase. There is now a campaign underway to raise money to protect this land once and for all. Please consider any donation you can offer to help support the Conservancy’s efforts.
Join the numerous donors from nearby neighborhoods and Camp High Rocks that have supported Rich Mountain Conservancy with a generous donation
Write a Check
To make a tax deductible donation by check: make checks payable to Rich Mountain Conservancy and send to PO Box 127, Cedar Mountain, NC, 28718
Credit Card
To make a tax deductible donation by
Credit card or PayPal:
(You do not need a PayPal account- look for the credit card images and click continue rather than logging in).
Donate Stock
To donate stock, contact Hank Birdsong, treasurer, for instructions- hank@highrocks.com
Make a Pledge

If a donation is not currently possible, will you make a pledge?

Make a pledge by sending an email to donate@saverichmountain.com with the following information:

        • Your name
        • Pledge amount
        • Address

Who Should Donate?

  • Neighbors in Steel Creek, Eagle Lake, Sequoia Woods, Slick Rock, Connestee, Sherwood Forest, and other nearby developments that view or border Rich Mountain. Lots of donations from neighbors will help secure bigger donations in the form of grants.
  • Anyone that cares about clean water and land conservation.
  • Friends that value the unique flora and fauna indigenous to the area.
  • Supporters and users of DuPont State Forest.
  • Anyone that would like to keep a portion of Western North Carolina in a natural state.
The Rich Mountain Conservancy is qualified as a charitable organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions to Rich Mountain Conservancy are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.