SPONSORS, SUPPORTERS & DONORS

​We thank and appreciate these individuals, groups and organizations for their generous support of The New Weis Center!

SUPPORT

VOLUNTEER

Volunteersare needed for many different types of programs, projects and activities. Here are some examples:

  • Assist with grounds cleanup, landscaping and gardening at one of our scheduled volunteer days (once a month from April-October)
  • Many indoor and some outdoor spaces will need a fresh coat of paint (or two)
  • Lend your handyman skills for basic carpentry and repairs on our main building and cabins

Please Contact Us to discuss these and other volunteer opportunities!


Meet some of our wonderful volunteers, who do so much to help the Center succeed and grow!

Ways YOU Can Be Part Of This Exciting Effort​

  • Membership - Become a Highlands Nature Friends/New Weis Center member and you'll enjoy many member perks and discounts while supporting the Center! Your support is essential to help with the expenses of owning and operating the Center, including building insurance, fire alarm maintenance, bringing utilities back online - plus building repairs, tree work, and MUCH more. Learn more and join or renew!
  • Donate - Make an additional one-time donation, a memorial donation, or include the Highlands Nature Friends (our nonprofit) in your estate plan.​
  • Fundraisers- Participate in our fund drives; purchase a logo t-shirt, mug, water bottle or cookbook.​​

Thank you for your support!

​​​​SUPPORT WHILE YOU SHOP!​

Purchase a gift for Weis from our Amazon Wish List and have it shipped right to us! Options for every budget, from $8-$200! 

  • Be sure to ship it to: The New Weis Center at 150 Snake Den Rd, Ringwood, NJ 07456​

Payments and Donations

DONATE SUPPLIES

We always need supplies for our upcoming programs. If you would like to donate any of the items below, please Contact Us.​

  • Science: binoculars, long-handled large mesh nets, small (aquarium) mesh nets, hand-held magnifiers, thermometers.
  • Garden: snowblower, rakes, shovels, spade, trowels, hand pruners, loppers, sledgehammer, pry bar, wheelbarrow, basic tools (hammers, screwdrivers, pliers) and toolbox
  • Books: Field guides: geology/rocks/fossils, ferns, trees, native plants, animal tracks. Also local hiking, area history, wilderness survival.
  • Arts & Crafts: paintbrushes, bandannas (to tie dye), construction paper, twine/string