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Join Rural Action


By bringing new ideas, leading committees, and donating their time and resources, members play an active role in promoting Rural Action’s mission. The first $20 of your donation each year is applied towards membership dues; above and beyond this amount will be considered a tax-deductible gift to the organization. Memberships are good for one year. Your support makes a difference!

As a member you will receive:

  • Rural Action’s Annual Report
  • Rural Rambler newsletter
  • Annual Meeting Voting Privileges
  • A removable Rural Action Decal to show your support
  • 20% off at UpCycle Ohio Thrift Store

Individual/Business Membership

What Donors and Partners Are Saying

We live in a vibrant community. We are not without our issues, and I worry about what we are leaving for future generations. I am grateful for the vast work Rural Action does addressing these issues -- improving our economy, ecology, and education.

Cita Strauss, Rural Action Member

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2020-06-18T10:12:36-04:00

Cita Strauss, Rural Action Member

We live in a vibrant community. We are not without our issues, and I worry about what we are leaving for future generations. I am grateful for the vast work Rural Action does addressing these issues -- improving our economy, ecology, and education.
It takes a lot of people working together in order to see these kinds of improvements.

Ed Taggart, Rural Action Member

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2020-06-18T10:14:56-04:00

Ed Taggart, Rural Action Member

It takes a lot of people working together in order to see these kinds of improvements.
I feel fortunate that we have such a strong local organization, Rural Action, to work "upstream" for a better future for us and our children.

Lee Gregg, Rural Action Member

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2020-06-18T10:06:10-04:00

Lee Gregg, Rural Action Member

I feel fortunate that we have such a strong local organization, Rural Action, to work "upstream" for a better future for us and our children.
Rural Action has helped me see how everything that makes my life worth living is interconnected: Food, People, Nature, and Love.

Brian Cristi, Rural Action Member & Former AmeriCorps

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2020-06-18T10:08:49-04:00

Brian Cristi, Rural Action Member & Former AmeriCorps

Rural Action has helped me see how everything that makes my life worth living is interconnected: Food, People, Nature, and Love.
What impressed me the most about Rural Action was how they take a big picture look at all that they get involved in.

John Kotowski, Rural Action Member

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2020-06-18T10:10:36-04:00

John Kotowski, Rural Action Member

What impressed me the most about Rural Action was how they take a big picture look at all that they get involved in.
One of the original goals of our farm was to provide education -- I had thought about having a bison workshop here, but it wasn't until the relationship with Rural Action that I was able to make that happen. By working with Rural Action and using their network, advertising, and scheduling, it was really easy for me to have that workshop here.

Carie Starr, Rural Action Member & Owner, Cherokee Valley Bison Ranch

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2020-06-18T10:16:42-04:00

Carie Starr, Rural Action Member & Owner, Cherokee Valley Bison Ranch

One of the original goals of our farm was to provide education -- I had thought about having a bison workshop here, but it wasn't until the relationship with Rural Action that I was able to make that happen. By working with Rural Action and using their network, advertising, and scheduling, it was really easy for me to have that workshop here.
One of the keys to building a sustainable society is reconnection - to the land, the forest, the water. Once we change our relationship to these resources, we will be able to change the actions we take on this planet. Rural Action is fighting for this change in Appalachia and NAPRA is fighting for it in Brazil.

Helena Goncalves, Community Solutions Fellow

Rural Action
2020-06-18T10:14:13-04:00

Helena Goncalves, Community Solutions Fellow

One of the keys to building a sustainable society is reconnection - to the land, the forest, the water. Once we change our relationship to these resources, we will be able to change the actions we take on this planet. Rural Action is fighting for this change in Appalachia and NAPRA is fighting for it in Brazil.
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