Join or Renew

Members provide critical funds to support our work to conserve the Mississippi River and its watershed in the Twin Cities metro. Anyone who donates can be a member, and a gift of $1,000 or more makes you a Mississippi Riverkeeper.

FMR also offers an option to join as a monthly giver for as little as $5 a month in our Sustaining Membership program. It's easy to protect the river this way — simply authorize a manageable gift to be automatically charged from your credit card or deducted from your bank account each month. 

Please use our Gift Membership form to give a gift membership to a friend or loved one. If you have any questions, please contact Member Relations Manager John Briel at jbriel@fmr.org or 651-222-2193 x19.

Thank you for supporting our vision of clean waters, restored habitat and a river for all to enjoy. 

Join, Renew or Donate

Member levels & benefits

Student
$35
  • The satisfaction of conserving the river

  • Monthly Mississippi River news delivered straight to your inbox (email required)

  • Invitations to member-only events

Tributary
$50 or $5/month

All of the above plus:
  • FMR bookmark

  • Print subscription to our biannual newsletter

Confluence
$100 or $10/month

All of the above plus:
  • FMR-branded floating key chain*

Watershed
$250 or $20/month

All of the above plus:
  • FMR-branded hat*

  • Discount on tickets to our annual fall gala

*At the year's end, we will mail or make available appreciation gifts for you. Please kindly provide your phone or email to ensure you receive it.

Questions? Please get in touch with John at jbriel@fmr.org or text 651.477.0910.

 

Upcoming Events

Thursday, October 10, 2024 - 4:00pm to 6:00pm
Hastings Sand Coulee SNA South Unit, Hastings
Saturday, October 12, 2024 - 9:00am to 12:00pm
Pine Bend Bluffs Natural Area at the Flint Hills Resources property
Saturday, October 26, 2024 - 9:00am to 12:00pm
3M's oak woodlands, Cottage Grove

Our River Campaign:
It all starts here

At the heart of this new campaign is the vision of a healthy Mississippi River.