
The Humane Society Wildlife Land Trust depends upon generous and compassionate landowners who are willing to donate a conservation easement or title to their property. So, if the land we protect is donated, why do we need your financial support? Because free land isn’t cheap. Read more here.
Tax ID Number
The Humane Society Wildlife Land Trust tax identification number is 52-1808517.
Financial Statements
To keep members apprised of our financial situation, the Humane Society Wildlife Land Trust makes available its most recent IRS Form 990. The document is available for download here in PDF format.
Please note: these are large files and may be slow to download:
2010 IRS Form 990
2009 IRS Form 990
2008 IRS Form 990
Annual Reports
Humane Society Wildlife Land Trust’s annual report provides an overview of the organization's challenges and accomplishments for the previous year and a summary of the society's financial operations.
Annual reports are available in PDF form, below. For more information on Humane Society Wildlife Land Trust, its work, and its financial operations, contact us at 1-800-729-SAVE or wildlifelandtrust@wlt.org.
2010 WLT Annual Report
2009 WLT Annual Report
2008 WLT Annual Report
Charity Navigator
Charity Navigator has decided not to rate land trusts. Their statement says:
Why doesn’t Charity Navigator evaluate Land Trusts and Preserves anymore?
Due to the nature of their operations, land trusts and preserves have the potential to realize wild fluctuations in revenue from year to year due to inconsistencies associated with large land acquisitions and donations of valuable real property. To further complicate matters, within the sector there remains some disagreement as to how certain related expenses should be reported on the IRS Form 990. Inconsistent factors may yield inconsistent evaluations over time and so in keeping with our promise to provide reliable information and to evaluate all charities fairly, we have decided to no longer evaluate charities classified as Land Trusts and Preserves.
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