Want to "Do More" for OUR inland bays?
STEP ONE: Make a donation today.
We hope you make a donation to the Center today to help us reach our goal of raising $10,000 in 24 hours as part of our DoMore24DE campaign. All funds raised during this 24-hour period help the Center compete for additional 'fund prizes' awarded to Delaware non-profits.
STEP TWO: Do More and consider becoming a monthly donor.
Right now, the Bays need you more than ever, and we hope you will DO MORE by visiting
https://inlandbays.org/donate/ and becoming a monthly (recurring) supporter of the Bays.
Think of a monthly donation as a 'subscription' to the Bays.
Your 'subscription' helps to:
- Keep James Farm Ecological Preserve open to the public for free every day of the year.
- Keep our waters clean & safe for boating, paddling, fishing & clamming, and other recreational activities.
- Keep oysters thriving in our bays (and on our tables).
- Keep forests and meadows being planted in our watershed.
- Keep environmental education approachable and accessible for all.
- Ensure our state marine animal, the Horseshoe Crab, is around for another million years.
STEP THREE: Join us at an activity as we bookend the 24 hours period of DoMore24DE.
Dine to Donate to kick off DoMore24 (Thursday, 3/6, 4 PM - 9 PM)
Help us kick-off Do More 24 with a Hammock Takeover at Crooked Hammock Brewery in Lewes. Our friends at Crooked Hammock will be donating 15% of sales between 4 PM - 9 PM to support the Center. Drop by the Center information table to learn about their mission to preserve, protect, and restore OUR inland bays. You can make your DoMore24 donation in person there starting at 6 PM sharp.
Sunset Stroll for DoMore24 (Friday, 3/7, 4:30 PM - 6 PM)Celebrate with us by taking a staff-guided hike throughout the Preserve near sunset to wrap up 24 hours of giving. This program is free, but folks are encouraged to donate to Do More 24 before attending. Register here:
Sunset Stroll for Do More 24 | Delaware Center for the Inland Bays
The Delaware Center for the Inland Bays is a nonprofit organization established in 1994 to promote the wise use and enhancement of the Inland Bays and its watershed. With its many partners, the Center conducts public outreach and education, develops and implements restoration projects, encourages scientific inquiry, and sponsors research. To learn how you can get on board with the bays, go to
DE Center for the Inland Bays.