Donate to the Luckiamute Watershed Council

Your contributions will go toward safeguarding our rivers and streams, restoring streamside habitat, and working with our communities to improve the health of the Luckiamute and Ash Creek watersheds! 



Join the Friends of the LWC by making either a recurring monthly donation or a one-time contribution of at least $25!


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The Luckiamute Watershed Council is a registered 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization. Your contribution may be tax-deductible. The Luckiamute Watershed Council will provide a letter of documentation following your donation.

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Judith & Jerry Paul | $259.11

Henry Hughes | $103.83

Thanks for your continued great work. It's also nice to see Jackson Stalley on the board. He's a great fisherman and passionate conservationist. Jackson reminded of the donation season. Cheers!

Judith & Jerry Paul | $103.83

Jane & Jay Tappen | $52.07

Thank you Wendy for your call to remind us to renew our membership. We are proud to be supporters of LWC and look forward to volunteering in 2021 once we get out of detention!

Paige

Thank you for your restoration efforts to bring life back into balance. Mni Wiconi!

Judy | $103.83

Thanks for the work you are doing to keep our watershed healthy.

Cheryl Gaston | $50

Barb Gibbs

Anne Fuller

Henry Hughes | $103.62

We recently witnessed a group of otters frolicking in the Willamette at Independence. Later we saw a green heron stalking the shallows of the Luckiamute where shoals of small fish dappled the gravel. Life! Thank you for helping it endure.