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Annual Membership Donation Discount Policy

by David W. Oaks last modified 2007-05-14 11:49

This policy about discounts for low income members was adopted by the MindFreedom International board of directors in 2007.


Thank you for your interest in joining MindFreedom International at a reduced rate. MindFreedom members are mainly low income. The board of directors for MindFreedom International unanimously voted a policy of "something from everyone," at a rate to be set by the individual member.

That means that to be a current member, some donation for your annual membership is required. For some low income people that means giving just one dollar. Others are able to give the recommended low income rate of $20, or even the regular annual membership rate of $35 or more. Whatever you give is okay, thank you, you can always give more later.

If an individual has no access to any funds at all, even one dollar (such as because of imprisonment or homelessness, etc.), please submit a note in writing briefly explaining the circumstances and a six-month exception may be made.

MindFreedom International is proud to be one of the few totally independent nonprofit groups in the mental health field. MFI's independence policy is similar to Amnesty International, in that we have no funding from government, corporations or religions. That means that each and every member giving what you can is crucial for MindFreedom to continue its work for human rights and alternatives in mental health. Please join or renew now. Thank you!


For information about joining and donating go to http://www.mindfreedom.org/join-donate

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Mary Ann Ebert - New York State Activist

Mary Ann Ebert of Mental Patients Liberation Alliance of Syracuse helped found MindFreedom International's Support Coalition and provided early technical assistance to get it off the ground. Mary Ann has worked for decades to support human rights and alternatives of people in the mental health system. (Photo by Tom Olin.)
 
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