Granite Lake Watershed Association
Granite Lake stays healthy when the people who love it help care for it.
Support Granite Lake Watershed Association
Suggested Annual Gift: $60 per household
Gifts over $60 qualify for our Visionary Program recognition.
The first $60 of your gift supports ongoing watershed stewardship, lake monitoring, and community education efforts.
Additional gifts are directed to our Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Fund, supporting projects that help maintain Granite Lake’s natural balance and protect the lake for future generations.
Most Granite Lake households contribute $60–$500 annually to support these efforts.
Many employers match charitable donations — often doubling your impact. Check with your employer to see if they will match your gift to Granite Lake.
Mail: Check payable to Granite Lake Watershed Association
Mark Nelson
7093 Boyd Ave
Eden Prairie, MN 55346
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Venmo @Granite-Lake-Annandale
Use PayPal:
Granite Lake Watershed Association
Even if you do not have a PayPal account you can use the links below to pay using your credit card!
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Help Protect the Future of Granite Lake
The Granite Lake Watershed Association works on behalf of all lake users to protect, preserve, and enhance the natural health of Granite Lake. Healthy water supports recreation, wildlife, property values, and the long-term beauty of the lake we all enjoy.
Your support helps us:
• Implement important lake stewardship and improvement projects
• Manage aquatic invasive species to support a balanced lake ecosystem
• Monitor water quality and track the lake’s long-term health
• Work with lake scientists and resource experts when needed
• Share best stewardship practices with shoreline landowners
Today, about 60% of Granite Lake landowners participate in supporting the lake.
Our goal is 100% participation, with every household contributing what they can.
Every gift — large or small — helps keep Granite Lake clean, healthy, and thriving for generations.