About Us
As a 501 (c)(3) charitable organization, our foundation's mission is to preserve and restore the historic buildings and seawall of The Dunes Club, protect the surrounding shoreline and riverfront, and sustain the ecological integrity of the land.
Our Guiding Principles
Community Engagement
We partner with local residents, public employees, and charitable organizations throughout Narragansett and South County to preserve and enhance the community we call home. By collaborating with neighbors and supporting local causes, we work to identify and conserve areas of historic and natural significance, ensuring they remain sources of pride and connection for generations to come.
Sustainability
Our mission is rooted in stewardship. We focus on the long-term preservation of land, coastlines, and natural resources so that future generations can enjoy the same beauty and balance that define our region today.
Ecological Integrity
We are committed to maintaining healthy ecosystems and wildlife habitats—from the nesting grounds of the piping plover to the sea grasses and waters at the head of the Narrow River. By protecting these fragile environments, we help sustain the biodiversity that keeps our coastal landscape thriving.
Land Protection
Safeguarding land from erosion and storm damage is central to our work. Through thoughtful conservation and permanent protection efforts, we strengthen the natural resilience of our shoreline and preserve the scenic character of our community.
Historic Preservation
We honor the rich heritage of Narragansett Pier and the role institutions like The Dunes Club have played in its story. Our efforts celebrate a legacy of family, gracious living, and community spirit—providing a timeless refuge where old-fashioned values endure, friendships are renewed, and the beauty of the ocean connects us all.
Our Future
We envision a future where this treasured shore continues to inspire connection, conservation, and community for generations to come.
We are preserving the history and beauty of the land between the Atlantic Ocean and Narrow River. A place where the ocean meets history, where dunes and families stand resilient through time.
