Support the Trails
Your support helps equip and empower the volunteers who maintain, protect, and restore OHV roads and trails across the San Bernardino National Forest.
The Southern California Trail Adoption Initiative (SCTAI) supports the volunteers who maintain, protect, and restore OHV trails and public lands throughout the San Bernardino National Forest.
Your contribution helps ensure volunteers have the tools, training, safety equipment, technology, and other resources needed to keep our forests open, safe, and sustainable for generations to come.
Hands-on training that prepares volunteers to safely and effectively perform trail work.
Trail tools, gloves, radios, first-aid supplies, safety equipment, and high-visibility gear.
Equipment and materials used for cleanup, hazard removal, storm recovery, and trail restoration.
Outreach materials, volunteer events, industry expos, and educational programs promoting responsible recreation.
Development and support of the Volunteer Data Acquisition Tool used to improve volunteer coordination and activity reporting.
Administrative resources, volunteer recognition, printing, communications, and other program needs.
Every contribution helps provide real support to the Adopt-A-Trail volunteer community.
Amounts are examples based on recent program needs and costs.
Make a Difference
Your financial support directly strengthens volunteer stewardship throughout the San Bernardino National Forest.
Choose the donation method that works best for you.
Scan the QR code in your banking app, or send your donation to 760-819-1904.
Recipient: Southern California Trail Adoption
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Southern California Trail Adoption Initiative is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Federal Tax ID (EIN): 99-2388897
Donations are tax deductible as allowable by the IRS. SCTAI is volunteer-staffed, with no paid positions.
More Ways to Help
Financial donations are only one way to support the program. SCTAI also welcomes in-kind contributions that directly support volunteers and trail stewardship.
