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[Columbia, SC] - During these tough economic times, is there anything better than free? How about free admission to Riverbanks Zoo and Garden for an entire year, plus discounts, guest passes and a whole lot more? By joining Riverbanks, these are just some of the many benefits you will receive. “Riverbanks members truly get a two-for-one deal. Not only do they have the opportunity to visit this extraordinary community resource for free as many times as they want throughout the year, but also their membership contributions provide much-needed support towards daily park operations and animal care, all of which helps the Zoo and Garden remain the premier family choice for education and recreation in the Southeast,” said Monique Jacobs, membership and communications manager at Riverbanks Zoo and Garden. “Without question, Riverbanks membership is an unbeatable value. Plus, it’s a great way to get the family outdoors to connect with nature.” In addition to free admission and free guest passes (each guest pass is a $9.75 value), all Riverbanks members can take advantage of these primary benefits: · Free or discounted admission to more than 100 participating zoos and aquariums across the country. · One free visit to Lights Before Christmas – a holiday tradition for many! · Free subscription to Riverbanks magazine. · Timely and informative email updates. · 10% discount in Zoo and Garden gift shops. · Discounted rates off special event admission. · Discounts off education adventures, including overnights and day camps. · Free admission to Members’ Night Out – an exclusive after-hours series, one Friday evening a month, April through July. · Member decal. Riverbanks offers memberships for individuals and families of all sizes, so you can choose the membership that works best for you. Individual memberships begin at just $39 and family memberships at $69, and memberships are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law. To join Riverbanks, visit our Website or sign up at any Zoo and Garden ticket booth. More about Riverbanks Society: Established in 1976 by a group of concerned citizens, Riverbanks Society continues today as the private, nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization supporting the needs of Riverbanks Zoo and Garden. The Society has evolved from an original membership base of 200 households to more than 33,000 households today, representing more than 140,000 individuals and boasting one of the largest zoo societies per capita in the United States. Riverbanks Society members and donors provide important resources for the research, education and conservation efforts of the Zoo and Garden, strengthening Riverbanks' position within the community as the premier family choice for education and recreation. |
