Becoming a member of the Alliance for Children and Families connects staff to a network of nearly 350 private, nonprofit human service organizations whose programs impact more than 3.4 million individuals every year. Through the Alliance network, members are able to share ideas, solutions, and experiences while having access to a wide variety of services and benefits that include:
Joining the Alliance network is a simple and easy process:
Confirm that the organization is private, nonprofit, and has a mission consistent with all organizations represented within the Alliance’s membership network.
The Alliance is not a franchisee, nor does it issue charters. Alliance members retain their autonomy and local boards.
Membership dues are tier-based according to the personnel budget of an organization.
To determine which dues category is appropriate, or for answers to any other questions about Alliance membership, contact the Alliance Member Relations Department.
Hear from John Jeanetta, president and CEO of Alliance member Heartland Family Service in Omaha, Neb.
“The opportunity to communicate with other vice presidents who are facing the same challenges as my organization has provided me with some very creative ideas and problem-solving assistance. The conferences and networking are phenomenal.” -Senior leader of member organization
“Bottom line, the Alliance saves me time and money. You pull together relevant resources in a timely manner that I would not find on my own, as well as provide sample documents that are otherwise not available. Thanks again.” -Director of member organization
“We really appreciate the Alliance’s ability to provide grant opportunities from national funders. The Alliance also provided us with data and statistics that supported our case in ultimately receiving the grant. We couldn’t have done it without your help.” -Resource development professional of member organization
“We have been able to survive the economic recession because of the services and support provided by the Alliance. The trend reports and scenario planning resources helped us to be proactive in planning and making necessary changes. The services of Severson Center have been an invaluable resource in multiple areas, as well as the various listservs and Communities of Practice.” -COO of member organization
“I needed sample fundraising policies for our COA accreditation. The Severson Center was both helpful and full of resources related to this topic. I was able to find what I needed to create a policy for our organization that met COA standards and will help guide us for the future.” -Social enterprise project manager of member organization