Community Education Non-profit nature and education focus with a 200-acre sanctuary and multiple trails suggests opportunities for partnerships around environmental education programs, youth engagement, and volunteer-driven initiatives that could be funded or sponsored.

Funding Scale Annual revenue in the 10–25 million range indicates a sizable organization with potential for large grants, sponsorships, corporate partnerships, and multi-year program funding aligned with conservation, education, and sustainability goals.

Regional Footprint Location in Dayton, Ohio and status as a southwest Ohio eco-resource positions them as a community anchor with potential regional partnerships for trail maintenance, conservation projects, and joint events with nearby organizations and municipalities.

Staffing Profile Moderate to small workforce (11–50 employees) combined with high-impact programs may benefit from scalable capacity-building partnerships, volunteer programs, and technology-enabled program delivery to expand reach.

Nature-Focused Offerings Diversified sanctuary experiences (prairie, forests, ponds, farmland) and education orientation open doors for sponsorships or collaborations around wildlife conservation, STEM education, citizen science, and experiential learning products.