friends of northern arizona forestsMEMBERSHIP
BECOME A MEMBER
Our funding comes primarily from annual membership fees and secondarily from donations. We carefully monitor our spending needs for tools, supplies, and other material for our field projects. These items are essential for sustaining our work and fulfilling our mission in the forests.
We sincerly appreciate having the funds generated from memberships and very much welcome new members to help fund our projects.
FoNAF membership benefits:
- Eligibility to participate in all our outdoor activites
- Unlimited opportunities for visiting areas of northern Arizona on your bucket list
- Notifications of upcoming events for "boots on the ground" projects with the Aspen Team
- Newsletters sent directly to you
- Enormous satisfaction in helping to enhance and preserve our forests
It's easy to become a member:
- Download our membership form by clicking on this link Membership form and print it out.
- Determine the membership level from the choices below.
- Fill out the form.
- Mail your completed membership form and your check payable to "Friends of Northern Arizona Forests" to:
Friends of Northern Arizona Forests
P.O. Box 3041
Flagstaff, AZ 86003-3041
Annual Membership Levels
| Ponderosa | $100 |
| Gambel Oak |
$50 |
| Pinyon | $25 |
| Juniper | $15 |
| Student | $8 |
- All membership levels include family members as well.
- If you join on or after October 1st, you can get membership for the remainder of the year plus the following year.
- Friends of Northern Arizona Forests is a non-profit organization in the sense of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Membership fees qualify as tax-deductible.
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General Policy on Participation by Minor
Attendance at outdoor projects by minors under age 18 is permitted only if supervised by a current member, parent, legal guardian, or has been approved by an official representative of the Forest Service.
This practice also applies to the general public whenever non-members are invited to participate in an activity coordinated by Friends of Northern Arizona Forests.