Community Partnerships Wild Earth is actively expanding its community partnerships in Kingston with City of Kingston, Kingston City School District, Cornell Cooperative Extension, YMCA Farm Project, and local partners, signaling a receptive environment for collaborative programs and potential scaled sponsorships or joint programming with school districts.

Expansion & Outreach Plans to relaunch Recess & After School programs with Ellenville Central School District and targeting an additional 1,000 youth indicate a growth trajectory and opportunities to propose district-wide enrichment, after-school sponsorships, or summer/adventure programs.

Leadership & Stability Recent leadership transition to executive director Omari Washington and a completed 20th anniversary capital campaign demonstrate organizational maturity and fundraising capability, suggesting confidence in pursuing larger multi-year grants and corporate sponsorships.

Funding & Scale Current revenue under one million with a history of capital campaigns and external contributions (including notable support from partners like AT&T) indicates openness to grant funding, foundation partnerships, and CSR-aligned sponsorships from tech, telecom, and education-focused companies.

Education-Experience Offering Core focus on nature immersion, wilderness skills, and character-building for youth positions Wild Earth as a fit for partnerships with schools, youth services, and family-orientated brands seeking experiential learning opportunities and outdoor education sponsorships.