Their Legacy, Our Future
Western Pennsylvania Conservancy
naturalist Otto E. Jennings (1877 - 1964)
The Western Pennsylvania Conservancy has significantly improved the region's quality of life since our founding in 1932, bringing nature closer to millions throughout Western Pennsylvania.
Gardens, state parks, robust wildlife habitats, healthy streams, and the ongoing preservation of Fallingwater all testify to the foresight of our founders - and to the commitment that each successive generation has made to sustaining their legacy.
Today, there is still much more to do. You can help to conserve our remaining natural areas, protect wildlife and water quality, and preserve Fallingwater for future generations by including WPC in your estate plans - such as in a bequest, trust, IRA, charitable gift annuity, or life insurance. Often, you can structure a planned gift to benefit not only the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy but also you or your loved ones. We can help you and your financial advisor devise a gift plan that best fits your needs. Visit WaterLandLife.org or contact Carey Scheide Miller, Director of Development, at 412-586-2356 or cmiller@paconserve.org for more information.