There are several ways in which you can help Houston Audubon ensure a world of birds.

Become a Member

If you are not already a member of Houston Audubon, we invite you to join. Membership Information

Make a Donation

Individual donations are the backbone of all of Houston Audubon's programs. Donations may be made in cash or by credit card. We also have special programs for donations of stock and cars.

• Donation Form for donations by credit card and check.
• Adopt-a-Bird
• Planned Giving

Become a Volunteer

Join our dedicated volunteers who do everything from our accounting to nature tours and presentations to sanctuary maintenance to general office work. We would love to have the opportunity to talk to you about various volunteer opportunities. Volunteer Information

Shop at our Online Nature Shop or with our Shopping Partners

We have an online store filled with t-shirts, books, gifts, jewelry, plush animals, and more. When you shop with our Shopping Partners through the links on our website, we will receive a portion of the dollars you spend. Shopping Partners include Amazon, Eagle Optics, REI, and many more! When you shop online with our Online Shop and Shopping Partners

Earth Share of Texas.

Audubon Foundation of Texas represents Houston Audubon in the Earth Share of Texas payroll deduction plan for charitable giving. Earth Share has prepared a public service announcement featuring Harrison Ford. View video.

Thank you for taking the time to learn more about Houston Audubon. Remember that each and every person can make a difference in their own way!

• Sanctuary Tools: The Sanctuary Team needs your help with some new equipment for trail maintenance: one light weed wrench ($160) and 2 medium weed wrenches ($187 each). Contact: Richard Gibbons at rgibbons@houstonaudubon.org.
  
  
• Dos Vacas Muertas: We are seeking funds to restore, improve and manage our Dos Vacas Muertas Sanctuary on West Galveston Island. Highlights from our plan include removing hazardous trees; purchasing and installing larger replacement trees and shrubs; and continuing to remove hurricane debris. Goal: $15,000. Contact: Richard Gibbons at rgibbons@houstonaudubon.org.
  
  
• S.O.S. Save Our Sanctuaries
  Urgent Drought Relief: The current drought is having a serious impact at our sanctuaries. At the Edith L. Moore Nature Sanctuary, drought conditions are causing trees and trees limbs to fall. For safety purposes we need funds for tree removal. It costs $1,500 per day for an insured professional tree cutting crew. On the coast, help is needed to maintain sufficient water levels at Claybottom Pond and for water at our restoration projects. Any amount you can contribute to the drought relief effort is welcome and very appreciated. More information
  
  
• Sunflower Seed: Our sunflower seed supply at Edith L. Moore Nature Sanctuary is running seriously low. If you would like to help, please contact Bethany Foshee at docent@houstonaudubon.org.
  
  
• Computer Gear: Please consider donating your old PC laptop or LCD Monitor (19" or larger) to Houston Audubon. We'll put it to good use! Laptops should be in reasonable working order with a Pentium 4 or later processor. Contact: Susan Billetdeaux at webmaster@houstonaudubon.org.