Membership is how this organization stays alive.
Galas are wonderful. Recurring members are what let us plan. A monthly commitment, at any level, is the single most useful thing you can give ACO.
Start anywhere. One dollar counts.
These tiers are for supporters who want to give monthly. If you want voting rights and a seat in governance, see Regular Membership below.
A simple way to show you are with us.
- Monthly member newsletter
- Invitations to ACO events
- Your name on the supporter roll
Helps fund education, community and humanitarian projects.
- Everything in Supporter
- Project updates from the ground in Ouanaminthe
- Early access to En Blanc tickets
Become a leading supporter of sustainable development in Ouanaminthe.
- Everything in Contributor
- Named recognition at the annual gala
- Direct line to the program committee
Full membership at $240 per year. This is the governing tier.
- Voting rights in the organization
- Participation in committees
- Leadership opportunities
- Access to all ACO events and the member network
Who can join
- ✦Individuals born in Ouanaminthe
- ✦Descendants of Ouanaminthais
- ✦Friends of Ouanaminthe
- ✦Anyone who shares our mission and values
Every member becomes an ambassador for positive change.
Other categories
Supporting Member
For individuals who wish to support ACO financially without active participation in committees or governance.
Honorary Member
Awarded by the Executive Board for exceptional service to Ouanaminthe. This one cannot be purchased, only earned.
Membership is more than dues.
We believe every member has something valuable to contribute. Members are encouraged to do any of the following.
Questions members ask
Is my contribution tax deductible?
Can I cancel or change my monthly amount?
Do I have to live in Ouanaminthe or Haiti?
How much of my money reaches Ouanaminthe?
What is the difference between a monthly tier and Regular Membership?
Your generosity today creates opportunity tomorrow.
One project, one family, one life at a time. Join a growing network of Ouanaminthais and friends of Ouanaminthe who decided that giving back is not optional.