Minnesota Environmental Fund

One gift - 10,000 reasons why. 

The Minnesota Environmental Fund protects, conserves, and restores Minnesota’s environment by supporting leading non-profit organizations with one common goal: maintaining Minnesota’s treasured natural resources and quality of life.

When you give to the Minnesota Environmental Fund, you help protect the outdoor heritage we know and love for future generations. From ensuring clean drinking water and conserving outdoor spaces to supporting renewable energy and growing healthy food – one gift, 10,000 reasons why.

Your Support is Matched 3 to 1 Through Workplace Giving.

The Minnesota Environmental Fund works with top workplaces and companies throughout Minnesota to engage their employees around support for Minnesota’s environment. 

For every $1 donated to the Minnesota Environmental Fund by individuals, we turn that into $3 of support for our member organizations through workplace giving! 

100% of your gift stays right here in Minnesota.

Giving to the Minnesota Environmental Fund is the easiest way to support our state's environment in a holistic way.  One gift supports a variety of issues, from clean water and air, healthy food, and parks and trails, to climate change, transportation, and environmental advocacy. Gifts to the Minnesota Environmental Fund allow us to support the work of more than 20 leading nonprofits working to protect, conserve, and restore our state's treasured natural heritage:  

• Audubon Minnesota
• Bicycle Alliance of Minnesota
• Clean Water Fund
• Environmental Initiative
• Freshwater Society
• Friends of the Boundary Waters Wilderness
• Friends of the Mississippi River
• Izaak Walton League of America, Minnesota Division
• Lake Pepin Legacy Alliance
• Land Stewardship Project
• Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy
• Mississippi Park Connection
• North American Water Office
• Parks & Trails Council of Minnesota
• Sierra Club Foundation
• The Trust for Public Land
• Tree Trust
• Voyageurs National Park Association
• Wilderness Inquiry
• Women’s Environmental Institute