The Arizona Elk Society (AES) has been Arizona's leading voice for wildlife conservation since 2001, safeguarding elk habitat and the broader outdoor heritage we all cherish. We're proud of our impactful work in habitat restoration, crucial water delivery programs hauling over 500,000 gallons annually, life-changing experiences for disabled veterans through our Heroes Rising Outdoors program, engaging youth camps, and dedicated Sawyer Crew assisting with forest thinning.
Each year, our annual banquets bring together 1,800 passionate conservationists and wildlife enthusiasts eager to make a difference. These events are vital, raising critical funds that directly fuel our efforts to protect Arizona's wildlife and wild places.
We invite you to join us in making a tangible impact by contributing an in-kind donation for our upcoming 2026 banquets. Your generous contribution will be featured prominently as an auction item, gaining visibility among our dedicated attendees at one or all three of our events:
Mesa, AZ on March 28th, 2026 (25th Anniversary)
Show Low, AZ on June 6th, 2026 (11th Annual)
Flagstaff, AZ on July 11th, 2026 (8th Annual)
Your donation isn't just an item; it's a direct investment in the future of Arizona's wildlife. Every contribution, big or small, helps us continue our vital conservation work and empower future generations of outdoor stewards.
As a valued donor, your contribution will be recognized in our printed program, on event screens, and prominently displayed with your donated item.
Will you stand with us and help preserve Arizona's natural beauty and wildlife for generations to come?
To learn more about how your in-kind donation can make a lasting difference, please visit our website at https://www.arizonaelksociety.org/ - https://www.facebook.com/ArizonaElkSociety and https://www.instagram.com/arizonaelksociety/ to witness the impact of our work firsthand.
Thank you for considering this opportunity to partner with the Arizona Elk Society and become a crucial part of our conservation family.
