Membership Fees and Levels

Membership is by invitation to Arizona leaders in media, industry, government, education and community organizations in Arizona. Click here to apply for membership.

Member Type	Full Year Membership	Half Year Membership (Jan. - June)
Regular Member	$215	$120
Academic Member	$110	$60
Apprentice Member (Under 35 Years of Age)	$125	$55
Spouse / Associate Member	$80	$45

Note: Please consider the PCFR as a forum to host major international leaders either separately or in partnership with other organizations.

Special Membership Level

Pre-Paid Meal Member - $800.00

Includes an Annual Active Membership with all meetings pre-paid.

Cabinet Member - $1,600.00

Includes an Annual Active Membership, all meetings pre-paid, annual directory status recognition, select pre-meeting receptions when available, rotated head table seating and/or reserved seating at a preferred table for up to 4 places (guests to pay normal guest fee).

Gold Corporate Member - $3,500.00

Includes all Cabinet level perks plus: a logo and link on website, logo on all materials and e-mailers, signage at all meetings, 5 guest tickets for the year.

Platinum Corporate Member - $5,000.00

Includes all Gold level perks plus: 10 guest tickets for the year, spouse member meal complimentary at each meeting.

Other Opportunities to Donate:

Specific Program Underwriting ‐ $2,500 Full Individual Meeting Sponsorship includes:

One PCFR Membership;
Broad visibility to the full PCFR membership;
Sponsorship of additional student attendees, if desired;
Acknowledgement for your company in the invitation;
Preferred seating at the sponsored meeting;
Recognition in the PCFR directory, the website, at the Governor’s Lunch, and other collateral.

Honorary Student Membership Program Underwriting – this season you will have the opportunity to:

Sponsor the entire program - $4,000
Sponsor a student for the season - $500
Sponsor a student at a single meeting - $55 (see registration form for each meeting)

Affiliations:
We are enhancing our relationships with the Council on Foreign Relations, the Pacific Council on International Policy, (the western arm of the Council on Foreign Relations, NYC), other regional and national organizations, and collaborating with prestigious local organizations. We welcome any suggestions regarding potential alliances.