New and Returning Members
DRBA Membership Benefits
A membership in the Dan River Basin Association says that you care about the region's natural and cultural resources. Your membership enables you to get out and explore the unique outdoor assets of the Dan River Basin with people who care about water quality and land protection.
River Legacy Circle Member Level -- $1000 
- All benefits of the Benefactor Member Level
- Invitation to attend exclusive RLC events
- DRBA hat or visor (first time membership only)
- Print version of Currents mailed to your home
- Monthly payment options available
Benefactor Member Level -- $500
- All benefits of the Protector Member level
- Cotton DRBA shirt of your choosing (first time membership only)
- Monthly payment options available
Protector Member Level -- $250
- All benefits of the Steward Member level
- Drybag for personal items (first time membership only)
Steward Member Level -- $100
- All benefits of the Family Member level
- Waterproof river guide for either the Smith or the Dan River (first time membership only)
Family Member Level -- $50
- All the benefits of the Individual Member level
- Registration of two emails per household
- Two Auto/Boat Decals (first time membership only)
- DRBA gifts to include: carabiner, whistle and key ring (first time membership only)
Individual Member Level -- $25
- Personal Invitation to DRBA Members Only events
- Invitation to DRBA Members Only shopping opportunities (i.e. discounts, coupons, etc) for outdoor and recreation merchandise
- Access to DRBA SWAP marketplace to sell or buy outdoor recreational equipment online
- Auto/Boat Decal mailed to you with your membership (first time membership only)
- Free subscription to DRBA’s bi-monthly e-publication that describes activities throughout the Dan River Basin, including all First Saturday Outings (12/year)
- Free subscription to the online edition of Currents, DRBA’s quarterly newsletter
Interested in doing more?
If you'd like to include an additional gift to support educational programs, master planning, trail building, water quality monitoring, clean-ups, buffer plantings, natural resource protection and much more . . .
