DONATION FUND

Children, Wonder & Learning

Books, audio stories, youth programs, school visits, family events, and hands-on learning.

About This Fund

Children, Wonder & Learning supports books, audio stories, school visits, family programs, youth action projects, and learning materials that help children understand their connection to water, wildlife, trees, salmon, whales, and the natural world.

Children need more than warnings about the planet. They need stories, tools, courage, wonder, and practical ways to understand that their choices matter.

This fund supports educational work that helps children and families see the connections between water, trees, salmon, whales, animals, people, and healthy communities.

Marcia Henton Davis’s books are part of the TokiSpirit platform. TokiSpirit is also developing audio materials connected to Swim Buddies and the importance of planting trees. These stories can help children and families understand that conservation is not abstract. It begins with how we treat water, animals, trees, one another, and the places we call home.

Children can understand more than adults often realize. They can learn that salmon need healthy rivers, whales need salmon, trees protect water, and people can make better choices.

What Your Gift May Support

  • Children’s books and educational materials

  • Audio books and recorded stories

  • School visits

  • Youth programs

  • Library readings

  • Community readings

  • Family learning events

  • Water safety and Swim Buddies-related educational content

  • Tree planting and environmental storytelling

  • Art, music, and nature-based activities

  • Youth conservation projects

  • Classroom materials

  • Take-home materials for families

  • Digital learning resources

  • Partnerships with schools, libraries, families, and community groups

  • Youth letter-writing or action campaigns

  • Materials that help children understand whales, salmon, water, trees, and habitat

The Promise

This fund helps children and families understand that conservation begins with care.

Care for water.

Care for animals.

Care for trees.

Care for one another.

Care for the places we call home.

TokiSpirit believes that children should inherit more than fear. They should inherit stories, knowledge, practical tools, and a sense that they can help make the world healthier.

Music. Stories. Community. Conservation in action.

Through live events and creative storytelling, we bring people together to celebrate the Salish Sea and inspire action for the future.