Membership
Project 46 is actively looking to expand our membership! Project 46 offers multiple membership levels to accommodate a range of stakeholders committed to working together for a more resilient Southern Indiana. Membership categories are designed to foster collaboration, highlight regional leadership, and lead to a more resilient and sustainable region. Become a member today!
Membership Types
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Eligible Members:
Local Governments (City, Town, County)Annual Dues:
$0.50 per capitaVoting Rights:
YesActivities and Benefits:
Participation in regional grant applications and awards
Eligibility to participate in joint procurement projects
Highlighting of member activities and events
Inclusion in the regional GHG inventory and high impact climate action analysis
Access to information sharing and peer learning on projects related to solar installations, energy efficiency, green infrastructure, electric vehicles, etc.
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Eligible Members:
Businesses, Nonprofits, Community Based OrganizationsAnnual Dues:
For profit entities with revenues:Over $1 million: $10,000 annually
Totaling between $250,000 to $1 million: $5,000 annually
Less than $250,000: $1,000 annually
Academic or non-governmental organizations:
$1,000 or equivalent amount of in-kind support annually.
Voting Rights:
NoActivities and Benefits:
Opportunity to help guide regional actions by serving on subcommittees such as renewable energy, green infrastructure, community engagement, governance, funding, etc.
At the invitation of members, the ability to participate in grant applications and awards
Ability to attend quarterly Steering Committee meetings
Recognition of high impact actions and events
Positive contribution to environmental initiatives benefitting the region
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Eligible Members:
Anyone who seeks to increase awareness of climate actions and eventsAnnual Dues:
None (donations are encouraged)Voting Rights:
NoActivities and Benefits:
Increased awareness of actions and events in the region
Opportunities to support environmental initiatives aimed at improving air, land, and water quality as well as promoting energy independence