Help Protect the Nashua River Watershed Now…and Forever
Why support the NRWA? You are the NRWA—our success is your success! Together we're protecting clean water and vital forestlands, providing educational opportunities to youth and adults, and helping our communities become more resilient.
There are many ways to support us and we appreciate all of them!
NRWA Gift Information
Some gift types may require the completion of a form requesting information about the NRWA. Here is the most common information that is requested. Please don't hesitate to contact the NRWA if additional information is needed.
Name: Nashua River Watershed Association, Inc.
Legal Address: 592 Main Street, Groton, MA 01450
Taxpayer Identification Number: 23-7055674
Relationship: 501(c)3 Nonprofit Organization
Become a Member
Members receive our publications, discounts to NRWA programs and events, discounts on canoe & kayak rentals at Nashoba Paddler, and more. Join today. If you’re a business owner, please consider our Business Membership and Other Business Support Opportunities.
Make a Donation
Support our work with a gift to our Annual fund. Make a Donation today. If you’d prefer, you can make a gift by mail using our printable Donation Form.
A gift in honor or memory of a special person is a wonderful way to recognize that individual and forward the NRWA’s work to protect our natural resources today. Give a Memorial or Tribute Gift. If you’d prefer, you can make a gift by mail using our printable Memorial or Tribute Gift Form.
Gifts of Stock
A gift of appreciated stocks, bonds or mutual fund shares that you have owned for more than one year can be a tax advantageous way to support the NRWA. You may receive an income tax deduction for the fair market value of the securities on the date of transfer, no matter what you originally paid for them, and you may pay no capital gains tax on the transfer. The NRWA sells the securities and uses the proceeds to support our work. Individual circumstances vary, so be sure to consult your tax advisor. If you wish to make a gift of stock, please contact Lauri Johnson, NRWA Development Director, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call (978) 448-0299.
Qualified Charitable Distributions
Individuals age 70½+ may make charitable gifts directly from a traditional IRA account to an eligible charity without incurring federal income tax on the withdrawal. This type of gift can help to meet minimum distribution requirements without incurring federal income tax, while supporting the NRWA and its program. For more details on parameters, limits, and tax implications, please contact your tax advisor.
Arrange a Legacy Gift
A gift directed from your will or retirement plan can be an impactful way to ensure that your interests and the programs you value continue into the future. There are many simple ways to make a legacy gift of any size. Learn about Legacy Gifts.
Gifts to the Marion Stoddart Greenway Fund
This Fund was created in 2013 to honor Marion's 85th birthday and her lifetime passion for permanently protecting riverside greenway. Learn about the importance of Riverside Greenway. Donate to the Marion Stoddart Greenway Fund.
Arrange a Matching Gift
Many employers offer matching gift programs that can double your donation. Contact your employer to determine if they have a matching gift program in place.
Make an In-Kind Donation
Some businesses and individuals choose to support our work with donations of goods and services ranging from design and printing services to landscaping and building maintenance. Hundreds of supporters donate items and services to our biennial Auction.
Offer to Volunteer
Volunteers are essential to the work of the Association. Volunteer opportunities range from water monitoring to keeping the office running smoothly. Get involved, become a volunteer!
Contact
For questions or to discuss a gift to the NRWA, please This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., NRWA Development Director, or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., NRWA Executive Director.
