Do you love Georgia rivers? At Georgia River Network, we surely do! Each day our staff and volunteers are working to protect Georgia's rivers and improve recreational opportunities on those rivers through the creation of Georgia's water trail system. 

Through the Paddle Georgia 2022 Canoe-a-thon, we need Georgia's river lovers to raise funds to support these Georgia River Network programs. So dust off your phone, polish your computer keyboard, scroll through your contacts (or flip through your rolodex), and get busy raising funds!

It's simple and easy. Set up your fundraising page here and begin asking your friends, family members and business associates to support your cause. You can learn more about Georgia River Network's advocacy efforts on behalf of Georgia's rivers at www.garivers.org 

What's In It For You?

We know the real reason you are raising funds for Georgia River Network is because you love Georgia rivers. As our way of saying thanks for your efforts, we're throwing in some serious sway and prizes for our dedicated Canoe-a-thon volunteers. 

Top fundraisers receive prizes from our Paddle Georgia sponsors, including our grand prize: a $1000 gift certificate for a new boat from Cedar Creek Outdoor Center in Dallas. We expect to have enough prizes to reward the top 10 fundraisers! 

Also, if you raise...

$100 you'll receive a Georgia River Network 24-ounce stainless steel water bottle

$250 you'll get Georgia River Network 24-ounce dry bag 

$500 you'll get the Georgia River Network river user's guide of your choice

$1000 you'll get an official Paddle Georgia 2021 trucker's cap 

 What's In It For Your Supporters?

Aside from a warm feeling from knowing they helped a friend with a cause that is dear to them, supporters who donate more than $35 receive a year's membership in Georgia River Network! 

What's the Deadline for Fundraising? 

You have until Nov. 13, 2022 to raise money for the 2022 Canoe-a-thon. Prizes will be announced the week of Nov. 13! 

Got Questions?

Contact Paddle Georgia Coordinator Joe Cook at joe@garivers.org