Supporting FMR

Thank you for making The River Connects a success!

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October 7, 2019

If you want to relive our fall event (or in case you missed it), we made this collection for you. See all GIFs from our photo booth. Find a playlist of river songs that our keynote speaker Nick Spitzer from American Routes presented. Take a tour of our work from the eyes of a heron. Read stories of river connection from our members and friends. See photos of our 200+ attendees coming together to protect and restore our river. >>

FMR presents an evening with American Routes' Nick Spitzer and WCCO's Jearlyn Steele October 2019

by John Czyscon

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September 9, 2019

An Evening Celebrating the Mississippi River on October 3 will feature public radio’s producer of "American Routes" Nick Spitzer who will take us on a journey from the headwaters down south to the mouth through music and storytelling. WCCO's Jearlyn Steele returns to the stage as our emcee. >>

An Evening Celebrating the Mississippi River featuring Nick Spitzer and Jearlyn Steel

Sitka Salmon Giveback Campaign: $25 for you and $50 for the river

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September 2, 2019

This fall, Sitka Salmon Shares is giving back to the Big River to show its support for clean water and healthy fish. When you order a 2020 seafood share, you will too! >>

Fishing for seafood off the coast of Alaska in the North Pacific

Become a Mississippi River Sustainer and help protect the river for the next generation

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July 15, 2019

By switching to recurring monthly contributions, FMR Mississippi River Sustainers ensure the health of the river. This convenient way to support FMR provides ongoing, reliable revenue to help protect, restore and enhance the mighty Mississippi. >>

Young child is playing with rocks along the bank of the Mississippi River

The river has something to ask you: 'Will you be my friend?'

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April 8, 2019

The Mighty Mississippi originates as a humble stream at a small woodland lake in our state. It gets its first full taste of what humans can do to abuse a waterway when it hits the Twin Cities, where, for well over a century, it served as an industrial sewer, made utterly devoid of life.

But for over 25 years, you've helped Friends of the Mississippi River lead the way in enhancing our river. Read why our hometown river and FMR need your support. >>

A rare opportunity to protect 150+ acres on the main stem of the Mississippi

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January 4, 2019

FMR is leading the charge to acquire and restore a once-manicured golf course in Washington County. Learn more about this opportunity and our hope to transform the former golf fairways and putting greens back to their natural state. >>