Join us for a special evening as we come together to thank and celebrate the incredible volunteers and supporters who make the Black Butte Conservancy’s work possible.

✨ Discover our collective impact over the past year
🌱 Learn about our expanding initiatives on the horizon
🤝 Connect with others who share a passion for conservation

This year, Grounded in Gratitude will be hosted at Toriizaka Art Gallery in downtown Sisters, where gallery owner and BBC supporter Karen Thomas will open her doors for an evening surrounded by beautiful art inspired by the natural world.

Enjoy a delicious spread of appetizers as you wander the gallery, reconnect with friends, meet new faces, and raise a glass to the people who make BBC’s work possible.

Together, we’ll celebrate what we have accomplished over the past year and share a glimpse of the exciting conservation work ahead.

New to BBC? We’d love to meet you. Come learn more about the Conservancy, meet the people behind our work, and discover ways to get involved.

Let’s raise a glass to what we’ve accomplished together, and to all that lies ahead. 🌿

For more information about the Black Butte Conservancy, please visit our website: www.blackbutteconservancy.org

The Black Butte Conservancy is an all-volunteer non-profit with the mission to build and empower our community to protect and preserve the Black Butte region, now and for the future. We are guided by five core tenets that determine the scope of our work – Stewardship, Connection, Restoration, Conservation, and Collaboration. We dedicate our time and effort to restoration projects, conservation initiatives, and habitat enhancement efforts so that wildlife and human communities alike can flourish. The key to our success is the contributions by our community of volunteers to not only safeguard the ecological integrity of the Black Butte region but also ensure that future generations can continue to find inspiration and wonder in its majestic beauty.

Grounded in Gratitude

A Celebration of our Volunteers