Jeb Bush

Jeb Bush serves as the Individual Giving Officer for the Eastern Region at The Conservation Fund, overseeing relationships with a portfolio of donors to advance conservation work throughout the eastern United States. He partners with supporters to align their philanthropic goals with the organization’s mission, providing insight into priority initiatives and developing meaningful opportunities for engagement and giving.

Jeb’s passion for conserving land, farms, and spaces comes from his background of being raised on a family farm in southern South Carolina. As southern South Carolina has the fastest growing population per capita of anywhere in the United States, Jeb is eager to get involved in preserving land for future generations. Prior to joining The Conservation Fund, Jeb was the Development Director for Habitat for Humanity of the Lowcountry. He also served as the Executive Director of the Forsyth Farmers’ Market, an organization whose mission is to serve farmers and increase food access. He has also spent time working for the Girl Scouts of the USA and United Way of the Coastal Empire.

Jeb has an MBA from Georgia Southern University, a MA in History from Armstrong Atlantic University, and a BA in Political Science from the University of South Carolina. Jeb and his husband Dave’s biggest hobby is camping in their RV across the country. An animal enthusiast, they own three rescue dogs.