Your support makes it possible for Sierra Club to continue this important work. Please give what you can to keep the Michigan Chapter fighting for a future you can be proud of!
Give a Non Tax-deductible Gift
Support Sierra Club Michigan's effective, citizen-based advocacy efforts. Donations grow citizen engagement work, including citizen Lobby Days at the Capitol and in-district. 100% of your contribution stays here in Michigan and are put to work locally on the issues you care about.
Gifts can be made online here or checks can be mailed to the Lansing Office at 602 W. Ionia St. Lansing, MI 48933.
Give a Tax-deductible Gift
Thanks to our fiscal sponsor, the Sierra Club Foundation, you can make a tax-deductible gift that supports work here in Michigan.
Gifts can be made online here or checks can be made out to the Sierra Club Foundation with Michigan Chapter in the memo and mailed to 602 W. Ionia St. Lansing, MI 48933.
Become a Member or Monthly Donor
Your support is key in helping the Sierra Club's efforts to secure an environmental legacy that future generations will thank us for. Donations help support the Chapter's many efforts, including protecting our wildlands and wildlife, keeping our air and water free from pollution, and promoting a clean energy future!
Prefer to donate via check? Please make your check out to SIERRA CLUB MICHIGAN CHAPTER, and send it to: Sierra Club Michigan Chapter, 602 W. Ionia St. Lansing, MI 48933.
If you would like to make a tax-deductible donation, please contact our Development Manager Cara Beld at cara.beld@sierraclub.org
Donate to the Michigan Chapter Political Action Committee (PAC)
The PAC dedicates funds to getting environmental champions elected to office in Michigan. Every dollar you give will be used to train an expansive intern team, contact voters about the importance of clean air, clean water, and clean energy, and send pro-environment candidates to the Capitol.
Donate to the Anne Woiwode Fund
The Anne Woiwode Fund was established to help sustain and build the number, skill and reliability of young people within the Chapter through support of our legislative and political programs.
“We have been extraordinarily well served by the unpaid interns recruited and trained in our Political Internship Program. My hope is that additional funds will help sustain the engagement of young people in their late teens or early twenties in all facets of the Chapter’s work, enabling them to work closely with staff and older volunteers in a training environment that builds their skills and knowledge to carry on this kind of work.”
Read more about the Anne Woiwode Fund.