Support the Georgia Water Coalition
Donate and support Georgia’s premier statewide water advocacy network. The Georgia Water Coalition has been the watchdog over Georgia’s finite water resources since 2002. We work collaboratively and transparently to ensure that Georgia’s surface and groundwater is protected and conserved so that all Georgian’s have access to clean plentiful water.
Sponsor GWC Initiatives
Support the GWC's efforts to protect the Okefenokee Swamp from risky mining efforts. A portion of Trail Ridge is now protected but thousands of acres are still at risk.
Support GWC's committee that is dedicated to determining where PFAS are located in the state and pass legislation to strengthen transparency of PFAS usage to hold industries accountable.
Voluntary Membership Dues and Donations
Make a general donation or pay voluntary membership dues to support our work.
As we seek to deepen and widen our effect in the legislature and all across Georgia, GWC Leadership felt it appropriate to ask all GWC members to support this work with a VOLUNTARY dues structure. We strongly encourage you to participate in this voluntary dues initiative. You do NOT have to pay dues to be a member of the Coalition. The following schedule of voluntary dues was implemented in spring 2017:
Member Groups with Budgets of
$0 to $24,999 $25 voluntary dues per year
$25,000 to $99,999 $50 voluntary dues per year
$100,000 to $249,999 $100 voluntary dues per year
$250,000 to $499,999 $200 voluntary dues per year
$500,000 and up $400 voluntary dues per year
Georgia River Network is the fiscal agent for the Georgia Water Coalition.
To Pay by Check:
Make all checks out to Georgia River Network and mark GWC and any specific designations in the memo.
Mail to: Georgia River Network at 126 South Milledge Ave. Ste. E3, Athens, GA 30605
If you have trouble with the forms at the links above, you can alternatively pay via our Square Up application by clicking here.
To learn more about how the Coalition is funded and how we share resources to help GWC member groups build capacity and advocate for their local waters, email info@gawater.org.