Community Engagement The Highlands Center for Natural History actively reaches over 15,000 individuals annually through diverse programs, creating opportunities to promote sponsorship, partnership, and educational product offerings that align with their mission of fostering natural appreciation.

Program Expansion Recent launches of new programs like Pinecone and Ponderosa Pals indicate ongoing growth and engagement efforts, presenting chances to provide educational supplies, program development support, or technology solutions to enhance their offerings.

Event Participation Hosting annual events such as Shakespeare in the Pines and volunteer kick-offs demonstrates a strong community-focused calendar, opening avenues for event sponsorship, branded experiences, and volunteer management technology partnerships.

Digital Outreach Utilizing a tech stack that includes modern web and engagement tools like Constant Contact indicates a digital-first approach, offering potential for digital marketing services, content development, or online engagement solutions to deepen their outreach.

Fundraising & Support With a revenue range between 10 and 25 million dollars and support from individuals, foundations, and corporations, there are opportunities to offer fundraising platforms, donor engagement software, or grant-related services to enhance their financial sustainability.