Become a member of the Blackstone River Watershed Council and you’ll be a “Riverlutionist”
Join the Riverlution!
You can easily become a member of the Blackstone River Watershed Council. Become a “Riverlutionist”!
Become a Member (sign up on our Membership page )
Becoming a member is like making a financial gift to BRWC/FOB and is an effective way to join the riverlution. Our members and donors fund our fight to keep our river and watersheds clean and hold polluters accountable. Plus, there are perks at certain membership levels:
$20 Student/Senior Membership
- Play a critical role in protecting the Blackstone River, its watershed and wildlife
- Subscription to e-newsletter
- Invitations to member-only BRWC/FOB events
$30 Individual Membership
- Play a critical role in protecting the Blackstone River, its watershed and wildlife
- Subscription to e-newsletter
- Invitations to member-only BRWC/FOB events
$50 Family Membership
- All the benefits of the $30 level, plus your family become members as well (limited to immediate family members only; maximum of 4 individuals)
$75 Friend of BRWC/FOB Membership
- All the benefits of the $30 level, plus:
- 10% discount on Valley Boy’s T-shirts and hats (on premise purchases only)
$100 Steward Membership
- All the benefits of the $75 tier, plus:
- VIP tour of our Environmental Center
$250 Sponsor Membership
- All the benefits of the $100 tier plus free canoe rental for 2 people. One of our volunteers will reach out to you with specific dates for the coming season.
$500 Benefactor Membership
$750 Conservator Membership
$1,000 Protector Membership
At the highest 4 levels, there simply isn’t any way we can thank you enough for your support. Please know that every dollar you give is used to fund programs and not salaries. BRWC/FOB is an all-volunteer non-profit 501(c)(3). Thank you.
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From this (photo courtesy of the Providence Journal)
The Blackstone River was once a junkyard
to this
The Blackstone River