BECOME A RACHEL

If you are a bold woman funder or investor who wants to leverage your resources for a safer, healthier environment, we invite you to join our community and become a Rachel today.

Members give an annual, tax-deductible grant of $7,000 and can contribute through their foundation, donor advised fund, a personal check, or a stock gift. New members pay an introductory rate of $5,000 for their first year.

New Members: Join Rachel's Network

Existing Members: Renew Your Membership

Network Benefits

Educational Events

Our bi-annual meetings, regional events, and virtual programs connect you with eminent environmental and philanthropic experts to help inform your funding strategies.

Collaborative Action

Access to funding opportunities like our Ashoka Fellowship or our partnership to save our borderlands can help increase your impact by investing in systemic solutions.

Trusted Community

Our network of women funders inspire and support each other’s work. Our liaisons and advisors keep us informed on the biggest environmental challenges and opportunities.

Networking Tools

Our private listserv, member directory, publications, and events help you deepen your relationships with a nationwide community of women environmental funders.

Advocacy Resources

Our advocacy program connects you with the issues that matter most to you. Resources like our weekly digest, and blog, brief you on the latest policies, news, and calls to action.

Leadership Services

Our board placement program elevates gender parity in the board room while our fiscal sponsorship fund has propelled projects like Divest-Invest Philanthropy and ClientEarth into international spotlights.

Join Rachel’s Action Network

Rachel’s Action Network is a nonpartisan organization dedicated to empowering pro-environment women to take political action. As the sister organization of Rachel’s Network, Rachel’s Action Network fills an important role tracking environmental legislation and profiling and endorsing key women legislators. Visit the Rachel’s Action Network website to learn more.

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