How To Give

We need your support to help us improve access to and protect the water quality of our lakes and rivers.

By improving access, we can engage more people out on the water. When people have fun and positive experiences on the water, they fall in love with a place. It’s this sense of care that leads to a curiosity about what makes a place special and nurtures an instinct to protect it.

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING PADDLE ANTRIM!
Your gift will help continue efforts to provide access, education and stewardship of the Chain of Lakes Water Trail.

Paddle Antrim is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization and your gift may be tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.  

WAYS TO SUPPORT PADDLE ANTRIM:

Donate Today

Your gift will help Paddle Antrim continue efforts to provide access, education, and stewardship of the Chain of Lakes Water Trail.

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Become a Wellspring Supporter

Schedule monthly or quarterly gifts at as little as $10 and make a big impact. Recurring gifts allow us to plan and sustain our work more effectively.

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Join our Sustainers Circle

These vital contributors give a minimum annual gift of $1,000 or more to support the general operations of Paddle Antrim.

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Give a Gift of Stock

Gifts of appreciated stock provides donors important tax advantages.

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Become a Wavemaker

Join other businesses and organizations who have found meaningful ways to support our mission.

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Become a Water Trail Champion

Support Paddle Antrim by sponsoring a sign at one of the many access sites on the Chain of Lakes Water Trail.

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DONATE BY MAIL

Paddle Antrim
PO BOX 323
Elk Rapids, MI 49629

For questions or additional information, please contact Deana Jerdee, our executive director, at 231-492-0171 or deana@paddleantrim.com

An Important Note on Donations

When fundraising support for a project is greater than the original project fundraising goal, Paddle Antrim retains the ability to reallocate the funds to another area of need within the organization that furthers its mission. Areas of where funds may be reallocated include; operational costs, water trail maintenance and development, and education and stewardship to protect our waterways.

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