Starved Rock Historical & Education Al Foundation
The Starved Rock Historical and Educational Foundation uses all volunteers to do their educational programs and operate their gift store in the Visitor Center. All income is made through the sales made in the gift shop, donations and membership dues. The income is used for educational programs for the visitors of Starved Rock State Park and to purchase items that are then donated to the State of Illinois for use at Starved Rock State Park.
Utica, IL Founded 1996 Revenue $96,519
Trails near this work
Part of the land this organization helps protect. Explore them on the Trail Atlas.
- Spring Lake Park
- ADT - Illinois - I - Seg 2
The record
- EIN
- 363813257
- Founded
- 1996
- Annual revenue
- $96,519
- Headquarters
- Utica, IL
- Website
- www.starvedrock.org
- Focus
- Environment
- State
- Illinois
Nearby organizations
- Feather Leaf Farm and Nature Center37 miles away
- Friends Of Nachusa Grasslands38 miles away
- Friends Of Illinois Nature Preserves39 miles away
- Fox River Study Group41 miles away
Others working on Environment
- 1000 Friends Of Florida IncTallahassee, FL
- 10000 Friends Of PennsylvaniaHarrisburg, PA
- 2030 IncSanta Fe, NM
- 256 FoundationNashville, TN
- 2c Mississippi Towards Sustainable Educated & Empowered MisssissippiRidgeland, MS
- 350 New HampshireDover, NH
Also in Illinois
- Abercrombie & Kent PhilanthropyDowners Grove, IL
- Abraham Lincoln Memorial Garden FoundationSpringfield, IL
- Acaté Amazon ConservationChicago, IL
- Accelerate Climate SolutionsNaperville, IL
- Alliance for the Great LakesChicago, IL
- Alliance For Water Efficiency NfpChicago, IL
- American Hosta SocietySavoy, IL
- Anderson GardensRockford, IL
Find organizations in your own place
Search the full directory by bioregion, state, or focus area.
Find Nature Nonprofits
Search 8,493 nature-based organizations by bioregion, cause, or question.
Ask me anything about the directory. For example: "Which land trusts work on the Colorado Plateau?" or "Show me river conservation groups in Montana."