Support the work of the LWC!

"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."
- Henry H., Friend of the LWC

Thank you!

Luckiamute Watershed Council
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        • LSNA Reconnection Documents
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    • Upper Luckiamute Focus Area
      • NetMap
      • Upper Luckiamute Mainstem
      • South Fork Pedee Enhancement
        • Coho Return to Pedee!
      • Upper Price Creek Restoration Project
      • Upper Maxfield Creek
      • Maxfield Creek Restoration
      • Upper Ritner Project
      • Upper Luckiamute Side Channel Reconnection Project
    • Knotweed Control
      • Knotweed Resources
    • J2E River to Ridge Diversity Project
    • Water Quality Monitoring
      • eDNA Monitoring
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      • Volunteer Pledge
    • Volunteer Interest Form
    • Join our EnO Committee!
    • Join our Fundraising Committee!
    • Become a Member
  • Events
    • Friends of Gentle Woods Park Volunteer Event
    • Wetland Dedication
    • Sips 'n' Science: Backyard Butterflies & Conservation
    • Smithfield Oaks Cultural Burn
    • Traditional Ecological Knowledge Video Series
    • LSNA Self-Guided Tour
    • Virtual Event Library
      • Sips 'n' Science: LWC Monitoring
      • Sips 'n' Science: Willamette Valley Conservation Area
      • Sips 'n' Science: Beavers and Rangelands
      • Sips 'n' Science: Fungi in the Forest
      • Sips 'n' Science: Secrets of the River
      • Sips 'n' Science: Managing Vegetation for Beaver
      • Sips 'n' Science: Smokey the Beaver
      • Sips 'n' Science: How to Beaver
      • Sips 'n' Science: Paleoecology
      • Sips 'n' Science: History of Fire
      • Sips 'n' Science: Kalapuya History
      • Sips 'n' Science: Splash-Damming
      • Sips 'n' Science: Black Settlement History
    • Stay at Home Activities
      • Community Science
      • Identify Your Watershed
      • Plant ID Apps
      • Educational Films
    • Event Archives
  • Donate
    • Donate to the LWC
    • LWC Wish List
    • Join the Business Circle!
    • Join the Legacy Circle
      • Bequest Intention Form
    • Giving in Retirement
    • Donor Tiers
    • Donate to the Love Your Watershed Program!
    • How to Change Recurring Donation Information
  • LWC Store
    • Writing Our Watershed Book
  • Home
    • World Water Day
    • Coho in the Luckiamute
    • LWC Newsletter
    • Like Chocolate for Water Recipes
    • Native Plant of the Month
    • Emerald Ash Borer
    • Resources
      • Plant ID Primer
      • Willamette Valley Fungi
      • Native Plant Resources
      • Native Plants for Fire Resiliency
      • Reducing Fire Risk Through Invasive Tree Removal
      • Be a Great Watershed Steward!
      • Purchase "Writing Our Watershed" Book
      • LWC Info & Resources
      • Community Science
      • Willamette Report Card
      • FAQs
      • Watershed Health
      • Web Resources
    • Members Only (Log-In Required)
  • About
    • Our Council
    • Our Team
      • Become a Member
    • Equity Diversity and Inclusion
    • Our Watershed
      • History of our Watershed
      • Outdoor Recreation
    • Our Partners
    • Strategic Plan 2019
    • LWC Annual Reports
    • Monthly Meeting Details
    • Board Meeting Minutes
    • LWC in the News
      • NOAA Fish Passage News
    • LWC Photo Contest Winners
  • Projects
    • Herbicide Use
    • Michael Cairns Wetland Project
      • Wetland Plants
      • Wetland Animals
    • Mid-Willamette Beaver Partnership
    • Ash Creek Restoration Project
    • Luckiamute State Natural Area Enhancement
      • Visiting LSNA
      • LSNA Reconnection
        • LSNA Reconnection Documents
      • LSNA Phase 5 Update
    • Upper Luckiamute Focus Area
      • NetMap
      • Upper Luckiamute Mainstem
      • South Fork Pedee Enhancement
        • Coho Return to Pedee!
      • Upper Price Creek Restoration Project
      • Upper Maxfield Creek
      • Maxfield Creek Restoration
      • Upper Ritner Project
      • Upper Luckiamute Side Channel Reconnection Project
    • Knotweed Control
      • Knotweed Resources
    • J2E River to Ridge Diversity Project
    • Water Quality Monitoring
      • eDNA Monitoring
  • Get Involved
    • Employment
    • Donate
    • Sign up for Emails!
      • Update Your Contact Info
    • Friends of the LWC
      • BTS Past Issues
      • BTS June 2024
    • Business Circle
      • Join the Business Circle!
    • Volunteer
      • Friends of Gentle Woods Park
        • FoGW Email Sign-up
      • Tampico Road Clean-up
      • Adopt A Road (Buena Vista)
      • Volunteer Pledge
    • Volunteer Interest Form
    • Join our EnO Committee!
    • Join our Fundraising Committee!
    • Become a Member
  • Events
    • Friends of Gentle Woods Park Volunteer Event
    • Wetland Dedication
    • Sips 'n' Science: Backyard Butterflies & Conservation
    • Smithfield Oaks Cultural Burn
    • Traditional Ecological Knowledge Video Series
    • LSNA Self-Guided Tour
    • Virtual Event Library
      • Sips 'n' Science: LWC Monitoring
      • Sips 'n' Science: Willamette Valley Conservation Area
      • Sips 'n' Science: Beavers and Rangelands
      • Sips 'n' Science: Fungi in the Forest
      • Sips 'n' Science: Secrets of the River
      • Sips 'n' Science: Managing Vegetation for Beaver
      • Sips 'n' Science: Smokey the Beaver
      • Sips 'n' Science: How to Beaver
      • Sips 'n' Science: Paleoecology
      • Sips 'n' Science: History of Fire
      • Sips 'n' Science: Kalapuya History
      • Sips 'n' Science: Splash-Damming
      • Sips 'n' Science: Black Settlement History
    • Stay at Home Activities
      • Community Science
      • Identify Your Watershed
      • Plant ID Apps
      • Educational Films
    • Event Archives
  • Donate
    • Donate to the LWC
    • LWC Wish List
    • Join the Business Circle!
    • Join the Legacy Circle
      • Bequest Intention Form
    • Giving in Retirement
    • Donor Tiers
    • Donate to the Love Your Watershed Program!
    • How to Change Recurring Donation Information
  • LWC Store
    • Writing Our Watershed Book

Each one of us can make a difference... and together we can protect our watershed!

Click below to make a one time gift to the LWC!
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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! Help us achieve our vision of healthy watersheds where people, plants, and animals thrive!
Prefer to send a check?
We also accept personal checks if you prefer to mail in your contribution. Our mailing address is:
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Luckiamute Watershed Council
165 D Street
Independence, OR 97351

LWC Wishlist
​If you have the spirit of Santa Claus, and would like to donate items to the LWC, we have a list of much-needed supplies that would help us achieve our goals, whether in the office or out in the field.
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​Click here to see our Amazon Wish list!

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Additional Wish List items:
  • Weed Wrench: https://www.theuprooter.com/buy-now/Weed-Wrench-p132879090
  • Weed Wrench Light: https://www.theuprooter.com/buy-now/Weed-Wrench-Light-p128417758
Call us!
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Do you have questions about your donation? Are you unsure how you would like to contribute? Please don't hesitate to call us or email us at (503) 837-0237 or [email protected]. We'd love to hear from you!

Giving Tiers

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More ways you can support the LWC!

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By linking your Fred Meyer Rewards card to the Community Rewards program, Fred Meyer will donate to LWC while you still earn the same Rewards Points that you always have.  Here is how to do it:

Step 1:  Click here: Fred Meyer Community Rewards
Step 2:  Select Link your Rewards Card Now
Step 3:  Use our unique nonprofit number Q1717
Step 4:  Use your Fred Meyer Rewards Card every time you shop at Fred Meyer

"Just as a river is formed by many small water droplets, each of your contributions combine to make a BIG impact on your community!"

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Luckiamute Watershed Council 
165 D Street, 
Independence, OR  97351
503-837-0237  
•  [email protected]
Donate to the LWC

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