Nonprofit Members
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Nonprofit membership is open to any
501(c)(3) organization with a formal
agreement with one or more public lands agencies.
Applications are reviewed and approved by
APPL's Board of
Directors.
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Associate Members
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Associate membership recognizes other
categories of like-mission and like-minded organizations and
individuals who may benefit from, support, and contribute to
the goals of APPL. These associates receive many of the
communication and educational benefits of APPL, but do not
qualify as voting members of the organization. |
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Emerging Public Land
Partner |
Download Emerging Public Land Partner Application |
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An organization that
has not yet received its 501(c)(3) status or is in the
process of obtaining an agency partnership agreement.
Documentation reflecting application for these
supporting materials must be provided when application
for membership is submitted.
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Dues: $250
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Benefits: same as for
nonprofit members for no more than two (2)
years, with the exception of
voting privileges. The
organization should ascend to the Nonprofit Member
category once its 501(c)(3) status and/or agency
agreement is confirmed
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Nonprofit Ally |
Download Nonprofit Ally Application |
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An organization that supports the public
lands community but is not affiliated with a particular
park, forest, monument, or refuge. Organizations that
have both nonprofit status and a signed agreement with a
public land site(s) should complete the Nonprofit
Membership Application.
- Dues: $1,500
- Benefits: same as for Nonprofit Members, with the
exception of voting privileges.
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Vendors Support Program
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The APPL
Vendor Support Program (VSP) was
created in 1997 in response to vendor
requests to be better informed about APPL and its
member associations. Involvement does not signify membership
within APPL, which will retain its focus on nonprofit partners to
public lands. |
