JOIN the lift

Keep conservation in motion

Monthly support helps LightHawk stay ready for the conservation work that can’t wait.

MONTHLY GIVING

Why The Lift Matters

Lift is what keeps an aircraft in the air. At LightHawk, The Lift is the community that helps keep conservation moving. By giving monthly, you become part of an ongoing story of wildlife recovery, changing landscapes, healthy waters, and the people using aviation to protect them.

In Florida, it can mean tracking seagrass loss before struggling manatees or sea turtles signal a larger problem. In the West, it can mean watching a watershed through drought and recovery. For endangered wildlife, it can mean staying engaged as recovery unfolds over years.

The Lift is about staying with the work. Not for one flight or one moment, but for what comes next. It gives LightHawk the consistent support to keep looking, learning, responding, and moving conservation forward.

That’s what it means to be part of The Lift: showing up month after month for the work that takes time. A one-time gift meets a moment. A monthly gift helps us plan for what’s ahead.

As part of The Lift, you’ll receive:

  • Insider updates from the field and the air
  • Early looks at stories, missions and updates
  • Special member-only moments throughout the year

Find Your Place in The Lift

$10/month

Keep conservation moving month after month.

$25/month

Support the planning behind the missions.

$50/month

Help LightHawk stay ready for what comes next.

$100/month

Expand LightHawk’s capacity to take on more.

Choose the amount that’s right for you. Every monthly gift makes you part of The Lift.

Ranching Impact Along Missouri River

MEMBER UPDATES

Inside The Lift

When you join The Lift, you’ll receive regular updates that bring you closer to the missions, landscapes, and conservation stories your support helps move forward.

JOIN THE COMMUNITY

Be Part of What Comes Next

The Lift is more than a monthly gift. It’s a community committed to staying with the work, seeing what changes, and helping LightHawk keep conservation moving.