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Become an APANO Member
Who is an APANO Member?
An APANO Member self-identifies as a member and as AAPI and is impacted by issues that affect AAPI communities in Oregon. A member supports APANO financially with a minimum annual contribution of $10 and understands, exemplifies, and promotes APANO’s mission.
What do APANO Members receive?
- Access to leadership development opportunities
- Member-only workshops and opportunities
- Special discounts to APANO events
- A voice in the development and strategic direction of the organization
- Print newsletters
- Weekly E-blast communications
Why become a member?
By becoming a member of APANO, you help us to continue our community-building and advocacy work. Our work organizing around issues important to our communities requires significant financial resources. Your membership and financial contributions help us develop community awareness campaigns, host educational workshops, provide development opportunities, host volunteer events, and improve our outreach to various API communities.
APANO membership starts at $10 annually. Please consider giving a recurring gift, to make a larger impact on advancing our work. We greatly appreciate your support and participation!
YES, I'd like to become an APANO member and support APANO's work of organizing, supporting, and uniting Asian and Pacific Islander communities throughout Oregon by giving:
The Asian Pacific American Network of Oregon (APANO) is a statewide, grassroots organization, uniting Asians and Pacific Islanders to achieve social justice. We use our collective strengths to advance equity through empowering, organizing and advocating with our communities.
Thank You!
Thank you for becoming an APANO Member today. We're so glad you are joining us!
Your membership helps us ensure our work at APANO is supported and sustained. You can even extend your impact now by simply sharing with your community why you are an APANO Member, or what it is about APANO that you are passionate about (our civic engagement, community organizing, cultural work, advocacy, etc).