Member Login Join or Renew Contact Us Membership DONATE NOW [Menu_Home] About In The News Tours Events Acquisitions American Archaeology Magazine Some Conservancy members think the only way to help save archaeological sites is through membership dues. While dues are a constant lifeline, there are many ways you can support the Conservancy’s work, both today and well into the future. And by supporting the Conservancy, you not only safeguard our past for your children and grandchildren, you also may save some money. Place stock in the Conservancy. Evaluate your investments. Some members choose to make a difference by donating stock. Such gifts offer a charitable deduction for the full value instead of paying capital gains tax. Give a charitable gift annuity. Depending on the circumstances, you may be able to make a gift of cash and securities today that lets you receive extensive tax benefits as well as an income for as long as you live. Leave a lasting legacy. Many people consider protecting our cultural heritage by remembering the Conservancy in their will. While providing us with a dependable source of income, bequests may qualify you for an estate tax deduction. Our attorney has recommended the following language to include The Archaeological Conservancy as a beneficiary of a will or trust: “I give ___ (percentage, residuary share, or specific amount) to The Archaeological Conservancy, having its principal offices at 1717 Girard Blvd., NE, Albuquerque, NM 87106.” Living Spirit Circle In 2002, The Archaeological Conservancy established a leadership society, the Living Spirit Circle, in order to acknowledge the increasing number of contributors who are interested in making a legacy gift to support archaeological preservation. This circle is open to those who wish to make a lasting contribution by including the Conservancy in their will or estate plans, or by making a life-income gift such as a charitable gift annuity. Become a member of the Living Spirit Circle by letting us know that you have included the Conservancy in your will or trust or by establishing a charitable gift annuity. Benefits include: A lapel pin displaying the Living Spirit Circle logo; A personalized certificate of membership; and Recognition in the Winter issue of American Archaeology magazine. Including our organization in your estate plans is a significant way to help ensure the future of archaeological preservation in the United States. Your lasting legacy will allow the Conservancy to protect spectacular cultural treasures for years to come. Request Information For more information, please contact: Mark Michel or Sarah Tiberi (505)266-1540 saraht.tac@gmail.com Upcoming Events JAN 2 Sun 5:33 pm TOUR | Maya of Yucatán and Calakmul @ Mexico MAR 10 Thu 5:33 pm TOUR | Guatemala Highlands and C... @ Guatemala View Calendar Add From Facebook The Archaeological Conservancy 4 hours ago Archaeology near Hadrian’s Wall revealed an ancient spring called Coventina's Well that "was once encased in a temple and showered with gifts." #England #Archaeology #History #CoventinasWell Country diary: The underground secret by Hadrian’s Wall | Country diary www.theguardian.com Coventina’s Well, Northumberland: The source of this spring was once encased in a temple and showered with gifts View on Facebook · Share The Archaeological Conservancy 19 hours ago #GivingTuesday is not over yet! There is still time to make your contribution! No matter how large or small, your donations are important to our mission of protecting archaeological heritage across the America! You can donate here: give.archaeologicalconservancy.org/.../c377320 And, a special THANK YOU to everyone who has already contributed to our campaign! Your donation gets us that much cl ... See More Photo View on Facebook · Share The Archaeological Conservancy 22 hours ago Archaeologists unearth the oldest adobe architecture in the Americas on the north coast of Peru. www.heritagedaily.com/2021/11/archaeologists-unearth-the-oldest-adobe-architecture-in-the-america... #archaeology #peru #adobe #architecture Photo View on Facebook · Share The Archaeological Conservancy 23 hours ago If you missed today's special #GivingTuesday presentation Preservation Across the Nation, you can watch it on our YouTube channel! You'll learn more about what we do, the steps beyond acquisition, and how member contributions are used to achieve our preservation goals. Featuring regional updates from Directors Kelley Berliner (East), Jessica Crawford (Southeast), and Jim Walker (Southwest) ... See More Preservation Across the Nation | A Special #GivingTuesday Presentation youtu.be The Archaeological Conservancy has now acquired over 555 archaeological sites across America, but there is so much more to our mission than acquisition. Hav... Video View on Facebook · Share The Archaeological Conservancy was live. 1 day ago Join us live for our special #GivingTuesday presentation “Preservation Across the Nation.” We’ll begin with a behind-the-scenes look at how member contributions are used to acquire, maintain, and protect our preserves across America with a short film featuring Southwest Regional Director Jim Walker. Learn more the preservation process beyond acquisition which include fencing, educational int ... 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