Flight Sponsorship
Gold
- Engraved Personalized board used in facility construction.
- Invitation to Grand Opening Event.
- Company acknowledge on Individual 5 x 7 Plaque.
- Invitation to participate in the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony.
- Company listed as Golden Sponsor on our website.
- Social Media Shoutout weekly during campaign.
Silver
- Company acknowledged on Individual 5 x 7 Plaque.
- Invitation to Ribbon Cutting Ceremony.
- Company listed as Silver Sponsor on our website.
- Social Media Shoutouts three times per month during campaign.
Bronze
- Company acknowledged on Perpetual Plaque.
- Invitation to Ribbon Cutting Ceremony.
- Company listed as Bronze Sponsor on our website.
- Two Social Media Shoutouts per month during campaign.
Example of engraved boards
Example of a flight enclosure
Example of perpetual plaque
HERE ARE THE WAYS YOU CAN DONATE:
2. Call to donate with a credit card (360) 861 – 4556.
3. Mail a check to: THWC, 4 Old Beacon Road, Montesano WA 98563
YOUR CONTRIBUTION WILL HAVE A POSITIVE IMPACT
Raptors face an abundant number of challenges every day. Most of the injuries that affect eagles, owls, and other raptors are a result of man-made structures and activities. Collisions with cars, power lines, windows, and fences, along with pesticides, poisons, and injuries from storms all have the potential to harm these wild birds.
A flight recovery facility is essential and required, but there aren’t enough. There are a limited number of rehabilitators that are licensed to care for raptors due to the federal requirements of having facilities large enough for housing and recovery. THWC can accept these birds so they can be assessed and stabilized, but then transferred to a permitted facility, with the nearest one two to three hours away. The activity of transferring one of these birds causes additional stress to an already traumatized raptor.
We are building a raptor flight conditioning enclosure. After the completion of this facility, we will be able to provide much needed housing and rehabilitation space for raptors. By building a new facility, we will reduce the stress of transport and alleviate the dependence on other licensed rehabilitators. This new enclosure will give more raptors an opportunity to survive and be set free.
How Can I Help?
The average cost for one week of basic rehabilitation care varies with the type of animal that comes to Twin Harbors Wildlife Center: $35 for each bird, $55 for each baby mammal, and $79 for each raptor. In order to provide the necessary care to rehabilitate wildlife, we rely heavily on individual donors like you.