Organizations with like-minded missions.
Birdathon Beneficiaries
This Birdathon helps Clearwater Audubon continue to support outdoor education, citizen science and habitat conservation, and encourages people to plant native plants to foster native wildlife. Each year, local conservation projects or organizations are chosen to be beneficiaries. Read more about the 2025 recipients below.
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Seaside Seabird Sanctuary
The Seaside Seabird Sanctuary is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and release of sick and injured wild birds, public education, conservation, and research.
The Sanctuary's 1.5-acre property houses a full service avian hospital, outdoor rehabilitation areas, and over 100 permanently injured resident birds on display - ranging from songbirds to seabirds to raptors.
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Federal Tax ID #: 81-3774704
Student Research Project
Our goal is to fund a project to support research in various areas of avian biology or related field by a Florida undergraduate, graduate students, or postdoc.
Special attention given to individuals or teams that carry out conservation in the area of native bird habitats and habitat restoration initiatives.
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Project will be selected by committee with a rubric.
Audubon Florida's Coastal Island Sanctuaries
Audubon Florida’s Coastal Islands Sanctuaries (FCIS), established in 1934, is a leader in conservation, monitoring, and management of colonial waterbirds and their nesting islands in the Tampa Bay region. The mission of the FCIS is the protection of the great colonial waterbird populations of the Florida coast, and the natural systems that support them.
FCIS’s work directly benefits thousands of nesting birds from over 25 species of wadingbirds, shorebirds, and seabirds. Eight of these species are listed as state or federally threatened, including Roseate Spoonbills, Reddish Egrets, Wood Storks, and American Oystercatchers.
Donations will support their continued work conserving populations of these iconic birds in Tampa Bay for years to come.
