Membership
Membership will be a way for individuals and organizations to support the Association and take part in its work as the movement grows.
For individuals
For organizations
per year · planned
For students and emerging professionals entering heat work.
per year · planned
For practitioners, researchers, and advocates working on heat.
Everything in Student Member, plus
per year · planned
For community organizations on the front lines of extreme heat.
Everything in Individual, plus
per year · planned
For institutions, agencies, companies, and coalitions.
Everything in Community-based Org, plus
per year · planned
For organizations ready to help lead the national response to extreme heat.
Everything in Organization, plus
For philanthropy
By conversation · multi-year grants
For foundations and philanthropic institutions ready to make a transformational investment in how the nation confronts extreme heat. Institutional funders make the Association possible — and help an entire field move as one.
Membership is a form of support and participation in the Association's mission. Final tiers, benefits, and timing will be confirmed closer to launch.
The Association's national convenings will bring together people from every corner of the heat field — practitioners, researchers, community leaders, funders, and policymakers. Sponsorship puts your organization at the center of that conversation and helps make it possible.
Underwrite a national convening and be recognized as the partner that brought the field together.
Support a program track or plenary on a topic that matters to you, from worker safety to cooling cities.
Cover registration and travel so students, community organizations, and frontline voices can take part.
Host the moments where new collaborations start, connecting people who rarely share a room.
Sponsorship opportunities are being shaped now, ahead of the Association's first national convening. We'd welcome a conversation about what would fit your goals.
Talk with us about sponsorshipSponsors support the convening itself; the Association's reports and recommendations remain independent and evidence-based.