Governance and documents

How Warbler Forest is organized and accountable.

Warbler Forest is a Texas nonprofit corporation. Its purposes are to conserve and restore native habitat and wildlife in Bandera County and the Texas Hill Country, protect native plants and pollinators, and educate the public about habitat stewardship and wildlife conservation.

Corporate facts

Legal name
Warbler Forest
Organization
Texas nonprofit corporation with no members, governed by a board of directors
Texas Secretary of State file number
6000044803
Filed and effective
October 29, 2026
Federal tax status
We intend to apply to the IRS for recognition under section 501(c)(3). Until the IRS acts, we cannot say whether gifts are tax-deductible.
Board of directors
Lori Christine Dodge, Gregory Ray Dodge II, and Gregory Ray Dodge
Land owned
None. No property has been acquired.

Public documents

Documents are posted here as they are adopted or received. To request a copy, email info@warblerforest.com.

Our practices

Rules we will follow with every dollar.

Conflicts of interest

Directors and officers will disclose family, business, and financial relationships every year. Anyone with a conflict will leave the discussion and will not vote on it.

Separate accounts and two-person approval

The corporation will keep its own bank account and records, separate from any director or private business. Larger payments will need two approvers, and someone other than the person who pays bills will review each bank statement.

Gifts and restrictions

We will record every gift with its date, amount, and any restriction, honor lawful restrictions, and send written acknowledgments. We will not state a value for donated property or volunteer time.

Your information

Messages sent through our contact form are used only to reply. We do not sell contact information or add anyone to a mailing list without their request.