Join the Movement to Protect Our River! We rely on the generous support of our members to continue our vital work. Choose the level that's right for you and help us make a difference!SUPPORTER · $1–99/yr- Name recognition in annual reportENHANCED SUPPORTER · $100–499/yr- All Supporter benefits, plus:- Supporter Spotlight: Your name will be featured in our monthly newsletter, reaching our community of supportersPARTNER · $500–999/yr- All benefits above, plus:- Invitation to one appreciation gathering per yearSUSTAINERS CIRCLE · $1,000–2,499/yr- All benefits above, plus:- Website Recognition: Your name will be prominently displayed on our websiteGUARDIANS CIRCLE · $2,500–4,999/yr- All benefits above, plus:- Social Media Shoutout: We'll highlight your generosity on our social platformsHEADWATERS CIRCLE · $5,000+/yr- All benefits above, plus:- Prominent name or logo placement on website- One-on-one meetings with Executive Director, including an impact report detailing how your support advanced our workWhy Become a Member? Your contributions directly support our efforts to protect and restore our precious river.- You'll join a community of passionate individuals who share your love for the environment.- You'll receive regular updates on our work and upcoming events.- You will be making a tangible difference in your community.Join today and help us ensure a healthy river for generations to come!

Embrace the legacy of the River Raisin Watershed Council with our special t-shirt designs. This classic black tee features intricate, antique-style illustrations of the diverse wildlife that call our watershed home. We have two styles, one with our logo on front and the wildlife illustration on back and the other with just the wildlife illustration on front. Founded in 1974, the Council has been dedicated to protecting and restoring the River Raisin for over 50 years. Wear this shirt with pride and support our ongoing efforts.Your purchase supports water quality monitoring, habitat restoration, and community education across the watershed. Wear it to clean-ups, workshops, or around town to spark conversations about local conservation.