Help Keep Us Afloat!
SEA is a community based non-profit organization that relies on support from members and the local community. We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable corporation. All donations are tax-deductible.
Every contribution, big or small, will be put to good use!
Every contribution, big or small, will be put to good use!
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To pay by credit card, please click on the donate button.
(You do not need a PayPal account! Choose "Do not have paypal account" to submit a secure credit card transaction.) |
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If you prefer, you can mail checks to:
Sailing Education Adventures • 3001 Bridgeway Blvd. #199 • Sausalito CA 94965
Sailing Education Adventures • 3001 Bridgeway Blvd. #199 • Sausalito CA 94965
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Donate to the JP Watts Scholarship fund for uderprivilied kids.
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In honor of one of our past Presidents, John Paul Watts, this scholarship is focused on providing funds for underprivilaged camp students to attend our full camp sessions. Through our partnerships and programs with Bahia Vista school, Canal Alliance and Performing Stars Marin City, SEA offers low or no cost programs for youth funded through grants. After youth have completed these programs, SEA encourages students to continue into the Basic/Intermediate camps funded through the JP Watts Scholarship. Please consider a tax deductible donation to this fund to give students a more complete camp experience and to create lifelong memories!
Purchase
In 2014, SEA's SEA Explorers camp was featured in the short film Racing with Copepods. Twelve middle school youths take a race sailing course where they study the fastest animal on earth, copepods. In the process they connect with the natural marine world and become advocates for its well-being.Documentary, 19 minutes
Director: Carlos Graña
Producer: Barbara McVeigh
Featuring: Dr Sylvia Earle, National Geographic Explorer
A project of Sailing Education Adventures with support from the Romberg Tiburon Center and the Derek M. Baylis Ocean Research Vessel.
Purchase a copy of the film here, funds raised will aid Sailing Education Adventures continued programs which focus on sailing and conservation of the marine environment.
Director: Carlos Graña
Producer: Barbara McVeigh
Featuring: Dr Sylvia Earle, National Geographic Explorer
A project of Sailing Education Adventures with support from the Romberg Tiburon Center and the Derek M. Baylis Ocean Research Vessel.
Purchase a copy of the film here, funds raised will aid Sailing Education Adventures continued programs which focus on sailing and conservation of the marine environment.
Volunteer
Sailing Education Adventures is community based learning organization focused on providing affordable access to sailing
Our outreach sails for you, affordable adult class rates and many free sailing opportunities for the public are only possible because of the incredible support of our volunteers, who continue to share their passion for sailing by helping our organization.
Please sign up below for volunteer opportunities and special events!
Areas of need:
Our outreach sails for you, affordable adult class rates and many free sailing opportunities for the public are only possible because of the incredible support of our volunteers, who continue to share their passion for sailing by helping our organization.
Please sign up below for volunteer opportunities and special events!
Areas of need:
- Sailing - Open Sail hosts
- Fundraising - Event Coordination, Harvest Dinner, Outreach, Calls
- Grants - Grantwriting, Sourcing, Pipelines
- Legal - Forms, Liability, Legal Questions
- Maintenance - Boats, Engines, Cleanup, Coordination
- Marketing - Graphics, Brochures, Strategy
- Membership - Event Coordination, Calls, Orientations
- Youth - Graduation BBQ grillmasters, marketing outreacht
- Classes - Instructor / Assistant