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  • Donation Box at Preserve trailhead

It has been about a year now since stewardship staff installed donation boxes at our Signature Preserve trailheads and we want to take a moment to thank everyone who generously makes a donation while out hiking. To date, we have raised over $500! Thank you to all who generously give a little bit each time you enjoy time on the trail - we appreciate you!

If you enjoy hiking the TILT trails and wish to share your support, donation boxes are located at our trailheads. Please contribute to the stewardship and maintenance of TILT’s trails, so that they remain open to the public for all to enjoy.

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