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Galveston Bay Foundation Raises Over $100,000 at Fourth Annual Houston Oyster & SeaFest

HOUSTON (April 5, 2025) – Galveston Bay Foundation’s fourth annual Oyster & SeaFest raised over $110,000, which the net proceeds benefit the nonprofit organization’s habitat restoration program, including its oyster reef restoration and oyster shell recycling efforts. Additionally, 683 pounds of oyster shell was recycled at the festival and will make its way back to […]

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Galveston Bay Foundation Breaks Ground on Headquarters Facility Located in the Heart of The Bay

Kemah, TX (Feb.14) – The Galveston Bay Foundation commenced construction today on The Gessner Center, its 14,000-square-foot headquarters located in Kemah, TX. Once completed, the building will become a Petal Certified Living Building, a performance-based program oriented toward buildings designed to be regenerative and positively impact the environment and the people who use them. The […]

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Make an Impact by Donating a Non-Cash Asset to Galveston Bay Foundation

As you plan your year-end giving, we encourage you to consider tax-smart options that not only benefit Galveston Bay Foundation but can also provide you with significant tax advantages.   Tax-smart gifts have become an increasingly popular way to support Galveston Bay Foundation because they help your generosity go further. These options allow you to […]

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Cyclists Raised Over $650,000 to Preserve and Protect Galveston Bay

GALVESTON, TX – October 25, 2024 – The 18th Annual Bike Around the Bay took place this past weekend, drawing cyclists of all levels to enjoy a scenic two-day ride around Galveston Bay. The event, held on Saturday, October 19th and Sunday, October 20th was a resounding success, showcasing the beauty of our coastal community […]

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Galveston Bay Foundation’s 25th Annual Marsh Mania Helped Restore Vital Coastal Habitat

ANAHUAC, TX—Marsh Mania is a nationally recognized, award-winning community-based marsh restoration event that has been a cornerstone of the Galveston Bay area since its inception in 1999. It is an initiative that has restored more than 221 acres of vital coastal habitat involving over 8,500 volunteers in its rich history.   We kicked off National Estuaries […]

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