Chaco Culture Conservancy

“The chaco culture conservancy was formed in 2020 with the merger of the friends of chaco and the friends of aztec ruins. On july 20, 2020, the irs accepted the conservancy's request to continue the use of the fein formerly used by the friends of the aztec ruins. Chaco culture conservancy filed form 990-n for calendar years 2020, 2021 and 2022.”

“Expenses social media fees 327 donor managment software 468 website 4,030 office supplies 85 software subscriptions 2,138 membership dues 100 office equipment 1,190 conference fees & travel 2,893 d&o insurance 857 liability insurance 818 park projects / programs 17,546 event costs 1,349 total 31,801”

“Payroll liabilities 0 625”

“The mission of chaco culture conservancy is to inspire people to support, connect with, and learn about aztec ruins national monument and chaco culture national historical park through philanthropy and volunteer activities thus ensuring the preservation of the chacoan architectural landscapes, natural resources, and cultural heritage for present and future generations.”

“The chaco culture conservancy (ccc) supports park projects that fall into 3 broad areas: preservation preservation is hard work on an ever-changing landscape full of cultural and natural heritage. Ongoing projects at both parks ensure that preservation remains at the forefront of our mission. Trails maintaining trails is an important part of public land management. The conservancy works to ensure that trails stay safe, accessible, and educational throughout these parks. Access the conservancy is passionate about promoting access to our public lands. We believe that bringing people into these parks will educate and inspire the next generation of stewards. In 2024 the ccc funded lidar scanning to document at-risk rooms in pueblo del arroyo, renovations at the volunteer campground, visitor center wifi at chaco, trails maintenance training for park employees and event support for aztec park's centennial and tribal consultation meetings. In addition to the program support accomplished in 2024, the ccc hired our first executive director leading to a year of substantive growth and adhievement in our ability to support the parks.”