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Spend With a Purpose this Holiday Season — Support Biscayne Bay! Many of you enjoyed the Thanksgiving holiday while swimming in, relaxing on, or motoring around Biscayne Bay. As we kick-off the holiday season, I ask that you give back to the Bay on this #GivingTuesday. Biscayne Bay Waterkeeper has joined the global giving day, […]

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Spend With a Purpose this Holiday Season — Support Biscayne Bay!

Many of you enjoyed the Thanksgiving holiday while swimming in, relaxing on, or motoring around Biscayne Bay. As we kick-off the holiday season, I ask that you give back to the Bay on this #GivingTuesday.

Biscayne Bay Waterkeeper has joined the global giving day, #GivingTuesday, to inspire collaborative action to improve our local community and give back to our Bay during the holiday season. Biscayne Bay Waterkeeper empowers South Florida citizens to take an active role in protecting Biscayne Bay.

We are a small organization with oversized impact. We rely on community support to keep us going, as we work to ensure a swimmable, drinkable, fishable watershed for all. 

Support Biscayne Bay Waterkeeper’s #GivingTuesday initiative at our donate page. Your gifts will go towards education, outreach, and legal advocacy to ensure a clean and vibrant Biscayne Bay. To learn more about how to give a friend or family member a special gift that supports the Bay, contact me at [email protected] or by toll-free phone: 844-847-2295. I hope you have a wonderful holiday season.

Rachel Silverstein, Ph.D.

Executive Director and Waterkeeper

Biscayne Bay Waterkeeper

“The most meaningful gift we can give our children, loved ones, friends and neighbors is the commitment to work together to help build a better world.” – CEO of the UN Foundation Kathy Calvin

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Originally published at https://www.miamiwaterkeeper.org/join_biscayne_bay_waterkeeper_givingtuesday

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