Our PartnersStrengthening Our Mission Through Collaboration |
Legacy Members |
 | Timberline GlampingTimberline Glamping offers an enchanting blend of camping's excitement with the luxury of resort living. Located within Jonathan Dickinson State Park, our family-operated glampsite is the perfect retreat for families, couples, and adventurers alike. Discover an elevated camping experience with us! Special OfferFree game rental (Jenga, Connect 4, Cornhole) with any Timberline Glamping reservation at JDSP for current Friends members. Contact Timberline to redeem after booking. |
Corporate Members |
 | Recreation Equipment, Inc.At Recreational Equipment, Inc. (REI) we believe a life outdoors is a life well-lived! We believe that it’s in the wild, untamed and natural places that we find our best selves, so our purpose is to awaken a lifelong love of the outdoors, for all. Since 1938, we have been your local outdoor co-op, working to help you experience the transformational power of nature. We bring you top-quality gear and apparel, expert advice, rental equipment, inspiring stories of life outside and outdoor experiences to enjoy alone or share with your friends and family. And because we have no shareholders, with every purchase you make with REI, you are choosing to steward the outdoors, support sustainable business and help the fight for life outside. |
Nonprofit Partners |
 | Jupiter Inlet DistrictThe Jupiter Inlet District was established in 1921 by the Florida State Legislature to maintain the inlet and a navigable channel from the Loxahatchee River to the Atlantic Ocean, and to preserve and protect these important waterways and natural resources. |
 | Audobon of Martin CountyAudubon of Martin County believes that when we advocate on behalf of birds, we promote a healthier, more sustainable, and more inclusive human community. Audubon of Martin County promotes community connections around a shared passion for discovering birds and nature, hosting numerous field trips, special events, and thought-provoking lectures each year, many of which are FREE to the public. |
| The Florida Trail AssociationThe Florida Trail Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to developing, maintaining, and protecting a statewide network of hiking trails, including the 1,500-mile Florida National Scenic Trail. In partnership with the U.S. Forest Service, we strive to preserve the natural, cultural, and historic landscapes of these trails for future generations. Through volunteer efforts, recreation, and educational programs, we engage and inspire Florida’s diverse population to connect with the state's unique outdoor heritage. |