In-Kind Donations - Green Chimneys

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February 23, 2021

In-Kind Donations

Green Chimneys gratefully accepts Gifts In-Kind for our many programs and services.

In-kind gift guidelines:

All in-kind gifts must be in good, working condition.

Before we can accept in-kind items they must first be viewed and approved by a member of our staff.

Once it is determined that we can accept the item, donors must complete an In-Kind Gift Form.

We will send you an acknowledgment letter with a description of the item, which will serve as a receipt for your tax purposes. Please note we cannot valuate in-kind items and cannot include a value for the item in the acknowledgment/receipt.

We are always grateful for the generosity of our supporters but please note that we are unable to accept all in-kind gifts offered to us.

Red-tailed Boa

The red-tailed boa, also known as the boa constrictor, is native to the trees of South America — but this one hails from Long Island, New York! He was born and raised in captivity for three years until his owner decided to donate him to the Green Chimneys Wildlife program. In the boa\’s specialized enclosure, students can observe his movements and behaviors and even assist with feeding him rats.