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Join The Carolinas Chapter of the American Chestnut Foundation

What would we
do without the dedication and enthusiasm of our Members?!!
Various memberships are available. A portion of each membership fee is
applied toward Chapter work. You may also choose to volunteer your
time to help us for Summer Pollination and for Fall Harvesting. Our
activities are full of fun and purpose and are generally held
outdoors in beautiful, natural settings. We invite you to visit us at
our next meeting to discover how you can make a difference for generations to come! We
are always happy to talk with you regarding specific contributions
to the Carolina Chapter. Please contact Paul Sisco by email at: Paul Sisco
Please Select
from the Following American Chestnut Foundation Membership and
Volunteer Opportunities below:
Once you
complete your Membership Application, you will need to send it via mail
along with your application
fee in the form of a check or money order to:
TACF Office
160 Zillicoa Street, Suite D
Asheville, NC 28801 (use this address, not one on printed form)
Chapter Membership - $40
A Basic Yearly
Membership is available for $40. The Carolinas Chapter receives $15
of every Basic Membership.Please CLICK
HERE to print out a Regular Membership Application form. |
Student Membership - $15
A Yearly
Student Membership is available for $15.
Please CLICK
HERE to print out a Student Membership Application form. |
Volunteer Opportunities
We welcome
your time and hard work!! We enjoy each and every volunteer as they
help us during pollination season (June and July) or harvest season (September).If you wish to
volunteer, please CLICK
HERE to print out a Volunteer registration form and
follow all instructions. You may also
contact one of the following people for any questions you may have:
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Share Your Land
Do you have
pastureland with deep, well-drained silt-loam or sandy loam soil
where you would like to grow chestnuts for our breeding program?
Someone has to be on-site at all times to care for and protect the
trees from deer, etc., and cooperators must sign a Germplasm
Agreement that acknowledges that The American Chestnut Foundation
retains ownership and control over the trees. If youŽd like to
participate in this way, CLICK
HERE to register! Additional
Questions and Concerns may be directed to Paul Sisco. |
Donations
We appreciate
your donation to help our cause. We are in constant need of supplies,
tools, lift trucks as well as funds for scientific study. Your
donation is tax deductible, and will go along way in our
organization. CLICK HERE to donate! Additional
Questions and Concerns may be directed to Paul Sisco. |
Report Your Trees
We collect and
record all American Chestnut trees! Do you know the location of a
flowering American chestnut tree that we could use in the chapter
breeding program? If so, please send a leaf and twig sample to the
Asheville Office, along with our CHESTNUT
IDENTIFICATION FORM to verify it. We will then send you
a locator form to fill out for our records. Additional
Questions and Concerns may be directed to Paul Sisco. |
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Fall Picnic and Orchard Tour, November 12, 2011 Flyer Announcing Cataloochee Events September 9 and 10 2nd Cataloochee Restoration Branch Event, September 9 2nd Chestnut Saturday Event at Cataloochee Ranch, September 10 Agenda for August 20 Meeting at DSBG Carolinas Chapter Annual Meeting, August 20, 2011 Carolinas Chapter and The American Chestnut Foundation at the NC Arboretum Five new albums posted. Tour of Chestnut Return Farm, Seneca, SC, June 4, 2011, 9:30 AM "The Return of the Chestnut Tree," by Hannah Miller, Carolina Country, Two photo albums posted in memory of Larry Recknagel-Cliffs at Glassy Mountain "The Last Chestnut Ghost" by William B. Wood Chestnut trees included in plantings at USC's Belser Arboretum "Saving the chestnut" by Steve Steiner, The Tribune newspaper, Elkin
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