Become a Member of Northern Wisconsin NORML

Description

When you join our regional chapter (Northern Wisconsin NORML) as a Basic member at the minimum level of $25 per year, you will also receive a 1 year membership to the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML).

When we receive your $25 donation, $15 is kept at the regional chapter level and $10 is sent directly to the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws.  No merchandise is included at this donation level.

The regional chapter will provide you via mail an “Activist Kit” that includes a chapter contact/informational card, NORML Foundation Freedom Card and additional membership brochures.

The chapter will also provide your membership information to our parent organization at the national level.

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Join Us via Postal Mail:

If you would like to join us via “snail mail”, please send a check or money order for the membership level of Basic $25.00, Sustainer $60.00, Friend $120.00 or Benefactor $420.00, member name, address and email address. Please send it to us via postal mail:

Northern Wisconsin NORML: PO BOX 542, Ripon, WI 54971

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Print Your Own Brochure: 

You can Click Here for the printable version of the membership information and Introductory Activist Guide.

Print the form to distribute, use it as a leave behind, or use it locally with your activism efforts. If you would like printed/folded brochures to distribute locally, do not hesitate to contact us.

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Whether you join our chapter or just sit in on a meeting, your name will not be visible anywhere unless you, yourself, tell someone your name. Even though we do keep track of the meeting minutes in compliance with the rules for the organization, we do not publish any visitor or member names.

If you would like to help out, but are nervous about what people might think, rest assured we will not publish member information or ask you to do more than you are comfortable with. We are most concerned with making an impact and educating the public so that our laws can be reformed through the democratic system.