Cancel The Nature Conservancy

Table of Contents

• General Information 
  
  • The Nature Conservancy Notice Period & Conditions
    
  • What Information Does The Nature Conservancy Need?
    
  • What Happens After I Cancel My The Nature Conservancy Membership?
    
  • Can I Also Contact The Nature Conservancy Directly?
    
  • Can I Revoke My Membership Cancellation?
    
  • How Do I Check my The Nature Conservancy Membership?
    
  • How Long Does the Membership Cancellation Process Take?
    
• About The Nature Conservancy
  
  • What Kind of Memberships Does The Nature Conservancy Offer?
    

General Information 

The Nature Conservancy Notice Period & Conditions

Membership contributions to The Nature Conservancy are typically set up as recurring donations. These can be monthly, quarterly, or annually. To ensure that a future donation is not processed, it's best to cancel your membership before the next scheduled charge.

There is no binding contract associated with the membership. Supporters may stop their contributions at any time. If you cancel after a donation has already been processed, that payment may not be refundable, but your account will not be charged again in the future.

Donations made through a workplace or third-party giving platform may have different cancellation procedures. It’s a good idea to check your donation method and follow the guidelines specific to your setup.

What Information Does The Nature Conservancy Need?

To cancel your membership, you will need to verify your identity. This typically includes your full name, mailing address, and the email address associated with your contributions. If you have a membership ID number or recent donation receipt, that can help speed up the process.

Providing your phone number can also help in case additional details are needed. If you are calling customer service, having your payment information available can assist in locating your account quickly.

If your donations were made via credit card, bank draft, or PayPal, the Nature Conservancy may also ask you to confirm the method used to authorize future contributions.

What Happens After I Cancel My The Nature Conservancy Membership?

Once you cancel your membership, your future contributions will be paused or discontinued. You will receive a confirmation email or letter depending on how your cancellation request was processed. If you cancel over the phone, ask the representative to confirm the cancellation in writing.

Your donor benefits may remain available for the rest of the year, depending on the amount you contributed and the Nature Conservancy’s member policies. Some printed materials or thank-you gifts may still be delivered if they were already in process.

Even after cancellation, you can still support the organization by making one-time donations or participating in campaigns. The decision to end recurring membership does not remove you from their overall supporter base unless you explicitly request that.

Can I Also Contact The Nature Conservancy Directly?

Yes, you can cancel your membership by reaching out directly to The Nature Conservancy. One of the most efficient ways is to call their Member Care team. Their toll-free number is available during business hours, and representatives can assist with stopping recurring donations or updating contribution methods.

You may also send an email to the Nature Conservancy’s official support address. Be sure to include the necessary identifying information in your message. If you'd prefer to cancel in writing, mailing a letter to their headquarters is another valid option.

If you are using a third-party fundraising platform, such as Network for Good or a workplace giving campaign, you may need to contact that organization instead. They will handle the recurring payments on behalf of the charity.

Can I Revoke My Membership Cancellation?

If you cancel your membership and later decide to continue supporting the Nature Conservancy through monthly or annual giving, you can always rejoin. You don’t need to start from scratch. Use your existing member ID or the same contact details to reactivate.

Some donors may pause their giving for a few months and resume later. In many cases, you can simply update your payment method and choose a new donation schedule.

If your cancellation has not yet been fully processed, you can reach out to the Member Care team and request to stop the cancellation. Timing is key here. If the request to reverse is made quickly, it may be possible to prevent disruption to your donation history.

How Do I Check my The Nature Conservancy Membership?

To check your membership status, log in to The Nature Conservancy’s donor portal. There you can view your giving history, contribution frequency, and upcoming donation dates. You can also update your mailing address or contact details directly through the portal.

If you don’t have an online account, you can call or email their support team. They will provide your membership status and explain how to manage your donor preferences.

If you signed up via direct mail or in-person donation drives, and don’t have an account yet, the Member Care team can help set one up so you can monitor your contributions online.

How Long Does the Membership Cancellation Process Take?

Membership cancellations are typically processed within a few business days. If you cancel online through the member portal, you may receive instant confirmation. Phone and email requests might take up to 48 to 72 hours depending on call volume and staff availability.

Mail-in requests can take longer, especially if they are sent close to a holiday. It’s advisable to include your contact information clearly in any written communication to avoid delays.

If a donation was recently charged around the time of cancellation, it may still go through due to payment processing timelines. This doesn't mean your request was ignored, it simply reflects the timing of the transaction.

Once the cancellation is complete, you will no longer be charged, and any automated renewals will stop. You may continue to receive thank-you emails or mailings for a short while if they were generated before the cancellation took effect.

About The Nature Conservancy

Founded in 1951, The Nature Conservancy is one of the largest and most well-known environmental organizations in the world. Its mission focuses on conserving lands and waters to sustain life on Earth.

The organization works in over 70 countries, collaborating with governments, indigenous communities, farmers, and corporations to protect habitats, promote sustainable practices, and preserve biodiversity. Their strategies include land acquisition, marine conservation, climate resilience, and freshwater protection.

With millions of supporters and a science-driven approach, The Nature Conservancy has protected more than 125 million acres of land and thousands of miles of rivers globally.

What Kind of Memberships Does The Nature Conservancy Offer?

Membership with The Nature Conservancy is generally structured as a recurring donation rather than a tiered benefits program. However, donors receive member communications, annual reports, and updates about conservation efforts around the world.

Recurring monthly or annual donations are the most common. Some supporters choose to make larger one-time gifts or sponsor specific conservation projects. These contributions may come with additional recognition or invitations to events depending on donation levels.

There are also legacy giving options and corporate partnerships for those interested in contributing beyond the individual level. The organization recognizes all types of donations with appreciation and updates on project impact.