CCALT is committed to the highest standards of transparency and fiscal responsibility.  In 2012, we were honored as the state’s outstanding nonprofit, the first conservation group to receive the award since it was established by the El Pomar Foundation in 1989. The Land Trust Accreditation Commission, an independent program of the Land Trust Alliance, has recognized CCALT with its accreditation seal for meeting rigorous national standards for excellence, upholding the public trust, and ensuring that conservation efforts are permanent. CCALT has also earned the GuideStar Exchange Seal for its stringent commitment to programmatic and financial transparency in support of our mission. If you ever have questions or concerns, we encourage you to contact us. We are happy to share all appropriate financial records with any donor.