BPP has six investment levels to match the diverse interests and needs of our members.
Sign-up online below or contact Christiana DeBenedict at (619) 814-1386 or christiana@borderpartnership.org to receive a membership sign up kit in the mail.
Ambassadors invest in transformative work to improve the border region. This is the highest level of participation in the BPP. This level includes logo recognition on our website and in our Annual Report and reduced fees at conferences and events. Ambassador contributions also support educational programs in leadership and philanthropy, and technical assistance opportunities that help strengthen the BPP member organizations that serve border communities. Ambassador membership allows for unlimited participation from paid staff and board leaders.
Benefactors are committed to inclusivity and collaboration at an organizational level. This level includes logo recognition on our website and in our Annual Report, reduced fees at conferences and events, and contributes to operational program support benefitting all BPP members. Benefactor membership allows for unlimited participation from paid staff and board leaders.
Patrons demonstrate their passionate commitment to the border region through critical investment of human and financial resources. The organization, including paid staff and board leadership, is encouraged to be active participants in BPP programs. This level includes logo recognition on our website, and Patron name recognition in our Annual Report, reduced fees at conferences and events, and contributes to operational program support benefitting all BPP members. Patron membership allows for up to 8 participants from paid staff and board leaders.
Leaders share their knowledge, resources, and expertise with the US-Mexico border region. The organization, including paid staff and board leadership, are encouraged to be active participants in BPP programs. This level includes recognition on our website and in our Annual Report, as well as reduced fees at conferences and events. Leader membership allows for up to 4 participants from paid staff and board leaders.
Institutional Members are engaged leaders in the U.S. Mexico border region, and demonstrate a keen interest in discovering new opportunities for progress in the region. Institutional members are encouraged to be active participants in BPP programs, as well as benefit from reduced fees at conferences and events. Institutional membership is limited to two representatives from the organization.
Friends of the BPP are individual participants that support the BPP´s vision for the border region. This dedicated group of individual philanthropists, independent consultants, not-for-profit practitioners, academics, and civil society professionals are welcome to actively participate in the BPP network and regional activities.