CBF’s Online Giving Catalog

CBF's Online Giving Catalog is a great way to give a gift with meaning to friends and family for holidays and other special occasions.

Sunset over a choppy bay with waves crashing onto a sandy shore, and a long bridge stretching across the horizon under a clear blue and orange sky.
J. L. Gould
Sunset over a choppy bay with waves crashing onto a sandy shore, and a long bridge stretching across the horizon under a clear blue and orange sky.

Choose from our many symbolic gifts that protect the Bay and its waters. Your donation to CBF through the Online Giving Catalog is tax-deductible.

Give a gift of baby oysters or native trees that will help filter our waterways or support CBF’s award-winning environmental education program by helping students and teachers learn out on the water.

Several people are planting small shrubs in rows along a grassy shoreline. Black planting pots are arranged near dug holes, and one person kneels placing a plant while another uses a shovel. A calm body of water with boats and distant trees is visible in the background.Deb Torguson Pollio

$25—Plant Four Native Trees

Trees are crucial to the overall health of the watershed—they slow down polluted runoff and soil erosion and absorb the nutrients that harm the Bay.

A close-up of an oyster cage covered with marine growth, including clusters of oysters, sponges, and seaweed in shades of brown, red, and orange. A metal hook and rope with algae are visible at the top, with water blurred in the background.Kenny Fletcher

$50—Grow 1,000 Native Oysters

Oysters feed on the algae that robs our waters of oxygen and make them uninhabitable for fish, crabs, and other Bay critters.

Two people wearing life jackets sit on a rocky riverbank, gently holding an Eastern hellbender. Other individuals stand nearby, and equipment cases are visible in the background near the water.CBF Staff

$100—Send a Student on a CBF Field Experience

Students return from our award-winning programs with deeper environmental appreciation and stronger classroom understanding.

Erika Nortemann Photography

$150—Build Three Reef Balls

Reef balls solve some key challenges to oyster restoration by providing a hard surface on which to grow and protection from poaching on sanctuary reefs.

Oysters are exposed during low tide.Robert Diller

$600—Create an Oyster Habitat

Gift an entirely new habitat of 10,000 oysters and two reef balls.

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