Donations
Healthy Soil, Healthy Food, Healthy People, Healthy Communities
A donation to the South Dakota Soil Health Coalition is an investment in the future of our state’s farms, ranches, and communities. With your support, we can help producers adopt regenerative land management practices, improve their soil, increase their profitability, improve their operational resilience, and create healthy landscapes and vibrant communities. With healthy soil and robust farms and ranches, we can produce nutritious food, improve our air and water quality, and protect our state’s precious resources for generations to come.
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Donate To The SDSHC
The South Dakota Soil Health Coalition (SDSHC) is an exempt organization as described in Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Your donation will aid the SDSHC in continuing to educate and engage research, working towards improved soil health in South Dakota.
Is my donation secure?
Yes, we use industry-standard SSL technology to keep your information secure.
Is this donation tax-deductible?
We are an organization eligible to receive tax deductible contributions. Your gift may be tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Please consult your tax advisor for guidance applicable to your specific situation. We will email you a donation receipt. Please retain it for your records, as it may be required to substantiate your charitable contribution for tax purposes, subject to applicable law.
Can I cancel my recurring donation?
Of course. You always remain in full control of your recurring donation, and you’re free to change or cancel it at any time.
Can I donate by mail or phone?
Yes, you can mail your donation to:
South Dakota Soil Health Coalition
116 N Euclid Avenue
Pierre, SD 57501
Or call us at 605-280-4190 to donate over the phone.
Soil Health School
The 2026 Soil Health School is set for September 15-17 near Twin Brooks and Marvin, SD.
News & Events
Growing sunflowers for soil health and stability
By Stan Wise For an agricultural operation to thrive, producers must sometimes look at the big picture and make decisions to benefit the long-term success of their farm or ranch. Changes made on a farm now might take years to realize their positive effects, but those...
Test grain for nitrates before using it as forage
By Stan Wise With the vast majority of South Dakota in a drought and experiencing high temperatures, grain producers are having to make some tough decisions about their crops. Will those grains produce enough yield to make harvesting them a financially viable option,...
Darling Creek Ranch Named 2026 SD Leopold Award Winner
Sand County Foundation Dan and Sharon Anderson’s Darling Creek Ranch has been selected as the 2026 South Dakota Leopold Conservation Award® recipient. The $10,000 award honors ranchers, farmers, and forestland owners who go above and beyond in their management of soil...