Save-the-Date and come shop our sale! All proceeds support River Relief's efforts to build knowledge and understanding of the Missouri River through hands-on experiences that deepen people's connection and sense of responsibility to the river.
Save-the-Date and come shop our sale! All proceeds support River Relief's efforts to build knowledge and understanding of the Missouri River through hands-on experiences that deepen people's connection and sense of responsibility to the river.
Missouri River Relief is beyond excited and grateful to be part of the future vision for this property which has been donated to The Nature Conservancy by the Potterfield Family. Now comes the exciting phase of visioning and planning with our partners and community to make this beautiful place a river outreach center on the Missouri River.
Lessons learned from a cold water capsize on the Missouri River while training for the MR340.
Our Mornings at the River series is designed for children ages 0 to 5-years-old and intended to create opportunities for little ones and their parents, grandparents, or caregivers to spend one-on-one time exploring, discovering, and making memories together at the Missouri River.
Missouri River Relief provides 4th graders the opportunity to experience the Missouri River firsthand through Missouri River Days.
We have partnered with “First Chance for Children” a non-profit that provides early childhood programs and family resources to foster healthy outcomes for children and families to offer the child carriers for hiking.
Missouri River Relief, Missouri Bird Observatory and Boone County Stormwater Management will be hosting virtual presentations for assisted living facilities in February and March.
For 20 years now, Missouri River Relief has been working on the Missouri River with the mission of connecting communities to this most important resource. Read the story of 2021 and check out our results from the year!
Fifteen teachers and administrators from the Kansas City area were taken out on a brisk October boat ride to experience hands-on learning and to find ways to integrate water quality education into their curriculum.
On October 15th, Missouri River Relief partnered with Job Point's YouthBuild program to bring their young adult volunteers to the Missouri River.