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Your membership counts!
Clean water depends on an empowered and active community. To achieve swimmable, fishable, drinkable water for everyone, we need your support today. There are many fun and engaging ways to stay involved. Join us today!
Donate now: Support swimmable, drinkable, fishable water
Donate before October 15, 2010 and your donation will be MATCHED by the JACK JOHNSON OHANA CHARITABLE FOUNDATION. Double your contribution today by donating online at CANADAHELPS.ORG or writing “Jack Johnson/All at Once” on the memo line of your cheque.
Lake Ontario Waterkeeper is a Canadian charity (no. 86262 2750 RR0001). We rely on the support of individuals like you in our efforts to win back Lake Ontario. We work hard to keep our administration and fundraising costs low, so every dollar you donate can help restore environmental justice to Great Lakes communities.
For every donation of $10 or more, you will receive a one-year membership to Lake Ontario Waterkeeper. For every donation of $30 or more, you will receive an annual subscription to Waterkeeper Magazine along with your membership. All members ALSO receive a one-year subscription to the Swim Drink Fish Music Club! For every donation, you will receive a tax-receipt for the full amount permitted by law.
Make a secure online donation and receive a tax receipt instantly, courtesy CanadaHelps.org. If you would prefer to mail a cheque or credit card information, please write or visit us at: Lake Ontario Waterkeeper, 600 Bay St., Suite 410 Toronto, ON M5G 1M6.
Lake Ontario Waterkeeper never sells or trades the names of individual donors, customers, or subscribers. You may receive additional information from our organization from time to time (rarely more than twice a year).
Join our online community
 On Facebook: We promote most of our events via the Lake Ontario Waterkeeper Fan Page and the Swim Drink Fish Music Fan Page. Click here to “Like” Lake Ontario Waterkeeper and then click here to “Like” Swim Drink Fish Music. Both Pages are free.
 Our organization and most of our staff are Twittering regularly. Follow one or all of us via this Twitter list. We love to hear from you!
Join Swim Drink Fish Music
 The Swim Drink Fish Music Club is fast-becoming one our most successful and exciting ventures. The Club is an online music and audio experience developed by LOW in collaboration with other Waterkeeper organizations across Canada. Bringing together artists, activists, and citizens who care about clean water, the Swim Drink Fish Music Club invites you to become a member, celebrate music, and be part of the fight for swimmable, drinkable, fishable water.
Participating musicians include: Broken Social Scene, Sarah Harmer, Bill Frisell, Gord Downie, Chris Brown, Kate Fenner, Stars, Dave Bidini, Bruce Cockburn Tony Scherr, Apostle of Hustle, Attack in Black, Emma Lee, Ghost Bees, Tony Dekker, Holy Fuck, Land of Talk, Matt & Jill Barber, Neko Case, Ohbijou, and Wintersleep.
Swim Drink Fish Music Club membership is $10/year or FREE with your membership to Lake Ontario Waterkeeper.
Listen to Living at the Barricades
Our weekly radio show about water and democracy is always one of iTunes’ top-rated government & organization programs. The show airs on community radio in Kingston, Peterborough, Guelph and other communities. You can subscribed to the podcast via the iTunes Music Store or any other podcatching service.
Co-hosted by Waterkeeper Mark Mattson and LOW Vice President Krystyn Tully, Living at the Barricades tells stories about communities, activists, and the big decisions that lead us closer – or push us further away – from swimmable, drinkable, fishable water. All our past episodes are available right here, at waterkeeper.ca.
The half-hour show features discussion, interviews and audio clips from special guests, as well as great music. With about three songs per show, you get information and entertainment wrapped up in one podcast. Many of our musical selections are available through the Swim Drink Fish Music Club.
Subscribe to the Living At the Barricades Podcast via iTunes.
Read Waterkeeper.ca Weekly
For eight years, this weekly email newsletter has delivered unique commentary and insight on water and legal issues affecting your community. The newsletter comes out every Monday and features an editorial about recent news in environmental justice: usually an issue that Lake Ontario Waterkeeper is actively involved with. It provides access to our legal comments.
The newsletter also includes a list of links to the week’s biggest news on water issues from around Lake Ontario, the Great Lakes, nationally, and internationally. This services provides you with an overview of up-to-date news and trends from nearly fifty different news sources.
Click here to subscribe or to enquire about your subscription.
Volunteer
There are so many ways to help out! Lake Ontario Waterkeeper is part of Canada’s voluntary sector. We rely on volunteers to help govern, staff, and promote our good works. We are always looking for new faces to help out. If you are interested in being part of the Lake Ontario Waterkeeper volunteer team, admin@waterkeeper.ca.
Volunteer jobs include:
- Administrative support
- Special events
- Research
- Field work (on a limited basis)
- Fundraising
- Photography
- Promotions and publicity
- Web design & maintenance
Thank you in advance for your continuing support. With your help, every waterfront resident will swim, drink, and fish safely once more.
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