One Time Donation
$50 Will provide a community sign to identify an adopted public right-of-way as we
PROTECT AND PRESERVE SHORELINE ACCESS.
$150 Will supply one of our community beach cleanup kits, helping us
ELIMINATE MARINE DEBRIS.
$300 Will fund 20 laboratory water sample tests, part of our year-round community scientist program to IMPROVE COASTAL WATER QUALITY.
$1,000 Can provide an experiential program for a group of local students, teaching them the science behind our work and INSPIRING THEM TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE WORLD!
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You can support COA while you shop! Through the PayPal Giving Fund and Amazon Smile, you can donate to us as a part of your everyday purchases. Try it out this giving season!
Partnership with Patagonia Newport
Support Clean Ocean Access through the purchase of a Patagonia Newport tech shirt! 20% of each purchase comes back to us, and each shirt features the iconic City of Newport stormdrain design, which reminds us that all water returns to the sea. Purchase one today here or by clicking the image below.
Clean Ocean Avengers Club
Join the Club! The Clean Ocean Avenger Club is an engaging way to teach children how they can care for our oceans by developing responsible environmental behaviors, no matter how old they are.
Designed for children 6-10, the Avenger kit comes with a COA-inspired 6-page booklet with activities children can do whether live in a coastal community, big city, or rural setting, a Clean Ocean Avenger certificate, the 2021 mascot sticker, and a plush version of our mascot, Jet, the sea turtle.
The cost to purchase a kit is $65 and for every purchase you will receive a $50 donation acknowledgement, helping us reach our financial goals by offsetting the cost of the contents. To purchase a kit, click the button below! All kits will be shipped the first week of each month.
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Friends of COA
Friends of COA is a new way to support our work of creating a healthier ocean and inspiring the next generations of environmental stewards. As a traditional monthly giving membership, Friends of COA represents the solid foundation we have built and brings continued excitement to what we will do- together!
As we grow our organization and address marine debris, local water quality, and the protection of our public access to shorelines, the steady and reliable contributions from our Friends of COA give us the ability to reach our financial goals while allocating resources in the most strategic and impactful ways.
As a Friend of COA, you will receive a special quarterly impact update, along with a beautiful ocean-inspired wall calendar featuring works by acclaimed Rhode Island artists! Your commitment of support will be acknowledged in our Annual Report and you will have first access to our special events, galas and parties.
To become a Friend of COA, choose a contribution value below and complete the easy process for automatic monthly donations. Changes can be made to your membership anytime by contacting our development department.
If you have any questions about membership, please contact our Executive Director Dave McLaughlin or by phone at 401-236-2561.
Other ways to Give
Stocks
To make a gift of appreciated stock please contact Dave McLaughlin via email or at 401-236-2561.
Donate Your Vehicle
Did you know the ocean absorbs approximately 30% of all carbon emissions released into the air? This process contributes to ocean acidification which threatens our sea life and the overall health of our waters. You can make a positive environmental impact today by reducing your carbon emissions and donating your old car to Clean Ocean Access. Click here to learn more.
Donate Your Boat
Certified Sales, Inc. will ensure the donation process runs smoothly- from handling the paperwork to picking up the boat. Click here to learn more.
Clean Ocean Access is a 501(C)3 non-profit tax exempt organization since February 20, 2014. 100% of your gift is tax-deductible and directly supports our vision of a healthy ocean that is free of marine debris with water that is safe for all ocean activities and a shoreline that is accessible to the public.