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From pitching in what you can to big gifts, we rely on you. Keep the river a vital resource for everyone in our community.
For too long the Bronx River was left polluted and forgotten. Over the last decades, community members and the Alliance have joined together, transforming the river and also our lives.
Donate, contribute, participate.Â
Your donations help us:
You can have a big impact on this borough.Â
Have you met the beavers, muskrats, and bobcats? Has a dragonfly flitted past on the way to eat a mosquito? Have you seen American eels, oysters, or blue crabs in the river?
These new neighbors have finally returned to their restored habitats, thanks to donations from people just like you.Â
Rivers are part of our greater ecology. On the natural level, that’s the water, land, air, and their creatures. On the human level, that’s access, places to move, meet, and connect.
Donations to the Bronx River Alliance help to reconnect thousands of local residents to their waterfront through community events, educational experiences, and paddling adventures.
Because of donations from supporters like youÂ
Since 2001, the Bronx River has come a long way. Make an anniversary gift today, and help us lead 20 more years of restoration, education, and transformation along the Bronx River.
Your fully tax-deductible contribution will ensure we keep improving, restoring, and protecting the Bronx River.Â
Larger contributions and sponsorships can be acknowledged with naming opportunities. Contact us at info@bronxriver.org for more information on this, and planned giving in your estate.Â
The Bronx River Alliance serves as a coordinated voice for the river and works in harmonious partnership to protect, improve and restore the Bronx River corridor so that it can be a healthy ecological, recreational, educational and economic resource for the communities through which the river flows.
The Alliance works in close partnership with the New York City Department of Parks & Recreation and with over one hundred other partners to reclaim the Bronx River.
