Mission Trails Regional Park (MTRP) is one of the largest urban parks in the country and is beloved in the San Diego region.
The park is home to wildlife, from bobcats and mule deer to reptiles and the many birds that nest within the park’s rolling hills. Your donation will help restore and expand habitat, maintain trails, provide educational programming, and enable the MTRP Foundation to advance priority projects at the park.
Make a one-time or recurring donation and enjoy benefits at the various donor levels. Donations in honor of a loved one as well as employer-matched contributions are welcomed. Your donation may be tax deductible; consult with a tax advisor to determine your eligibility. The MTRP Foundation is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit, Federal Tax ID 33-0285093.
Prefer to mail donation or send a check? You can print form through this link. You can also call the MTRP Foundation to make your donation: 619-668-3280.
Mission Trails Regional Park Foundation Stewardship Society Donor Program Benefits
Quail – $10/month
- 10% off MTRP Foundation public programs
- Printed MTRP Foundation Newsletter
- Access to MTRP Foundation donor walks
- Invites to selected donor events
Bobcat – $25/month
- 10% off MTRP Foundation public programs
- Printed MTRP Foundation Newsletter
- Access to MTRP Foundation donor walks
- 10% off MTRP Gift Shop
- Invites to donor events
Coyote – $50/month
- 20% off MTRP Foundation public programs
- Printed MTRP Foundation Newsletter
- Access to MTRP Foundation donor walks
- 20% off MTRP Gift Shop
- Invites to donor events
Mountain Lion – $100/month
- Free admission to most MTRP Foundation public programs
- Printed MTRP Foundation Newsletter
- Access to MTRP Foundation donor walks
- 20% off MTRP Gift Shop
- Invites to donor events
For more information, please contact Jennifer Morrissey, MTRP Foundation Executive Director, at 619-668-3280 or jmorrissey@mtrp.org.
Established in 1988, the MTRP Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and our Federal Tax ID number is 33-0285093.
Photos: Wendy Esterly, Gerry Tietje, and Jayna McLeod