Partnerships
Trail stewardship is not a solo effort. It works best when organizations, agencies, and communities collaborate with shared goals and clear roles.
1H Foundation exists to support and strengthen the work already happening on the ground — filling gaps, increasing capacity, and helping ensure trail systems remain open, safe, and sustainable.
Who We Partner With
We collaborate with a range of partners who care about public land and long-term access, including:
Land managers and agencies
Nonprofit and volunteer organizations
Clubs and user groups
Event organizers and community programs
Businesses aligned with stewardship and access
Partnerships are built around trust, clarity, and a shared commitment to doing the work well.
What Partnership Looks Like
Partnerships with 1H can take many forms, depending on needs and capacity. These may include:
Supporting trail maintenance or restoration projects
Providing trained crews or logistical support
Coordinating volunteer work days
Sponsoring tools, equipment, or project costs
Collaborating on stewardship programs or pilot initiatives
We aim to be flexible, responsive, and transparent in how we work together.
Our Approach
1H Foundation is volunteer-led. Our role is to support stewardship efforts through coordination, execution, and follow-through — not to duplicate work or create unnecessary complexity.
We prioritize:
Clear communication
Defined scope and expectations
Accountability for outcomes
Respect for existing systems and expertise
Strong partnerships allow trail work to move forward efficiently, especially when timing and conditions matter.
Interested in Partnering?
If you’re exploring collaboration, sponsorship, or project support, we’d welcome a conversation.