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Frequently asked questions about membership. You should probably read this if you're thinking about becoming one. |
Questions about Membership[edit | edit source]
Do I have to be a member to use the space?[edit | edit source]
Anyone can use the space. Most people that come to Noisebridge are not members.
How does one become a member? What is the cost of membership?[edit | edit source]
Please check out Membership for instructions on how to become a member.
Do I have to be a member to attend classes or workshops?[edit | edit source]
No, classes and workshops are open to everyone. Check out the events page to see upcoming events and classes.
Do I have to be a member to support Noisebridge?[edit | edit source]
Not at all! You can sign up to become a Philanthropist, which gives you 24-hour access so long as you pay monthly dues (see below). Lots of people don't want to become full members, which can be a long process to achieve, but they still want to give something to Noisebridge and the community. You can set up a monthly donation for $10/mo $20/mo$40/mo$80/mo or any amount you like.
How can I pay my membership dues or donate?[edit | edit source]
You can pay your monthly membership dues in any number of ways, including PayPal (which allows paying from a bank account or credit card), writing a check to "Noisebridge", doing a direct wire transfer or giving cash.
Click here for more details.
Are membership dues tax deductible?[edit | edit source]
It's complicated: maybe, but donations (in excess of dues) are!
Click here for more details.