Donations - Ned Fritz (Edward C. Fritz)

The Ned Fritz Legacy: An Online Biography is a crowd-funded labor of love. All team members are working at half their usual professional rates. The depth of research, photo and video richness of website, and number of excerpt and interviews, depends on YOUR financial support. Please help preserve Ned Fritz’s legacy!

Funding goes to:

• Research and authorship of a 50,000 to 65,000 word biography.
• Creation of dozens of website pages.
• Processing of hundreds of images and photos.
• Production of many assorted graphics.
• Website hosting and maintenance for 20 years.

For a complete list of the tasks needed to create this website, please see What it Takes.

The Ned Fritz Legacy will be complete by the end of summer 2023, so your prompt support is greatly appreciated.

Checks preferred: Please make payable to Ned Fritz Legacy. Send to 980 S Rustic Cir Dallas, TX 75218.

To receive a charitable donation receipt, click here for more information.

To donate online, click Donate button below:

Questions? Contact Kristi Kerr Leonard

Support Tiers – Acknowledgments Below

Big Thicket: $5K and up

Token of gratitude: Print of “Ned Fritz Environmentalist” (home page banner) illustration by Ted Debosier, unframed, 20 x 11 inches printed on archival paper. Illustrated print of Ned Fritz poem, unframed, 8.5 x 11 inches printed on acid-free paper. Personal thank you note from the Fritz family. Ned Fritz Legacy magnet, 3 x 2 inches. Name and logo or graphic representation of name on this page.

Great Trinity Forest: $3000 to $4999

Token of gratitude: Print of “Ned Fritz Environmentalist” illustration (home page banner) by Ted Debosier, unframed, 20 x 11 inches printed on archival paper. Personal thank you note from the Fritz family. Ned Fritz Legacy magnet, 3 x 2 inches. Name and logo or graphic representation on this page.

Red-Cockaded Woodpecker: $1000 to $2999

Token of gratitude: Illustrated print of Ned Fritz poem, unframed, 8.5 x 11 inches, printed on acid-free paper. Personal thank you note from the Fritz family. Ned Fritz Legacy magnet, 3 x 2 inches. Name and logo or graphic representation on this page.

Texas Buckeye: $500 to $999

Token of gratitude: Ned Fritz Legacy magnet, 3 x 2 inches. Name and logo or graphic representation on this page.

Golden-Cheek Warbler: $100 to $499

Token of gratitude: Name and logo or graphic representation on this page.

Environmentalist: $1 to $99

Token of gratitude: Name on this page.

Checks preferred: Please make payable to Ned Fritz Legacy. Send to 980 S Rustic Cir Dallas, TX 75218.

To receive a charitable donation receipt, click here for more information.

To donate online, click Donate button below:

Questions? Contact Kristi Kerr Leonard

Financial Transparency

Expenditures are monitored by Jeanne Kuehn, CPA. She is a member of Ned and Genie Fritz’s church, First Unitarian Church of Dallas. For questions on funding transparency, please reach out to Kristi Kerr Leonard. Financial records can be provided upon request.

The Ned Fritz Legacy will be complete by the end of summer 2023, so your prompt support is greatly appreciated.

Acknowledgements

Big Thicket: 5k and up

• Ned Fritz Scholarship, the Social Action Committee, and the Endowment Committee of the First Unitarian Church of Dallas:

• Trinity Coalition:

• The Simons Family Giving Fund

Great Trinity Forest: $3000 to $4999

• Suzanna Brown:

Red-Cockaded Woodpecker: $1000 to $2999

• Eugenia “Genie” Fritz:

• Michael McKee:

• David Gray and Nancy Bateman:

• Garrett Boone:

• Dallas Sierra Club:

• Charles D. Briner
• Steve and Janice Bezanson, David and Elizabeth (Beth) Bezanson, and Walter Bezanson

Texas Buckeye: $500 to $999

• Steve Houser:

• Richard Grayson and Diana Newton-Grayson:

• Wendel Withrow:

• Alan & Susan Steelman Charitable Giving Fund:

• Earth Day Sunday at First Unitarian Church of Dallas

Golden-Cheek Warbler: $100 to $499

• Eileen Fritz McKee:

• Judy Gaskell:

• Tina Gardner:

• Kevin Gardner
• Stephen Gardner:

• Patricia W. Houck and Lyssa Jenkens
• Eric Reed:

• Bud and Annie Melton:

• Dianne McCollum
• Kathy Wells Power
• Ben Jones:

• Sally King:

• Marsha Webb:

• Brad Walker:

• Colleen Murray
• Jim Schermbeck:

• Julie Collins:

• Jeanne Kuehn:

• Katherine Homan
• David Todd Family, Chiltepin Charitable Fund:

• Marcia and Charles Haley
• Gary Barton:

• Molly McKee
• Julie Fineman:

• Carrie Schweitzer
• Gene and Peggy Helmick-Richardson:

• Paula Rose and Edward Perez:

• Libby Voltmann
• Joe Davis
• Women’s Evening Alliance:

• Susan Hamilton
• Native Plant Society of Texas, Dallas Chapter
• David Hurt:

• Clint Hale

Environmentalist: $1 to $99

• Scooter Smith
• Kristi Kerr Leonard
• Tracy McShan
• Jessie Gaskell
• Linda D. Sprague
• Mary A. Kirwin
• Amber Arseneaux
• Rebecca Bates
• Fritz Kuehn
• Mary Guthrie
• Daniel Koglin
• Roger Sanderson
• Carol Feldman
• Ellen and Doug Guiling
• Arthur Kuehne
• Hildreth Dunn
• Louise Dunn
• Mark Fickert
• Kim Schlossberg
• Gail Arbetter
• Jan Falcona
• Deborah Murphy
• Barbara Lowenstein
• Louise Dunn

In-Kind Support

• Ted Debosier — home page masthead artwork
• Jeanne Kuehn — financial advice
• Russell Blair — videography
• Fritz Kuehn — videography
• Bill Oliver — live music
• Virginia Palmer — live music
• Jim Domke — photography
• Marianne Ortiz — PR + Marketing
• Margie Bowles — editing and proofreading, prints of the masthead art

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Photo Credits

• Big Thicket photo by William Farr
• Great Trinity Forest photo by Amy Martin
• Red Cockaded Woodpecker photo by Dominic Sherony
• Buckeye photo by Amy Martin
• Golden Cheeked Warbler photo by Steve Maslowski, US Fish and Wildlife (public domain)
• Ned Fritz photo courtesy Fritz family
• Fox detail from “Ned Fritz Environmentalist” by Ted Debosier

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