Become a WPSR member, and join Washington’s largest and leading health advocacy organization.
Become a WPSR Member
WPSR members are part of the largest and leading health advocacy organization in Washington. Membership is open to all health professionals and anyone who cares about making the world a healthy, just, peaceful and sustainable place for all. Our members share the belief that the health voice can effectively address the gravest current threats to human health and survival - nuclear weapons, economic inequity, and a climate crisis. Members support our organization and WPSR supports members with opportunities to speak out about issues that impact public health. An annual membership is included with any donation. We recommend a donation of $125 a year or $10 a month. Join us!
Members support our organization and WPSR supports members with opportunities to speak out about the gravest threats to health. An annual membership is included with any donation. Membership is effective from the date your donation is received. We encourage you to become a recurring monthly donor, which keeps your membership active on an ongoing basis, and helps support WPSR throughout the year.
WPSR appreciates donations of any amount and all donations are meaningful! We encourage you to be a monthly recurring donor, and unless you select otherwise below when making your donation online, your contributions will be monthly. We are also committed to using your tax-deductible donations wisely. WPSR is proud to have a platinum transparency rating from GuideStar. To learn more about all the ways you can support WPSR, please see below. Thank you for your generous support.
“I volunteer for WPSR’s Economic Inequity and Health Task Force because it gives me a way to advocate to lawmakers about the policies I care about most—those that affect the most marginalized clients I’ve served in Washington State. As a licensed Psychologist, I care deeply about changing the current systems that harm people’s mental health by perpetuating income inequality, mass incarceration, and systemic racism. WPSR stands for what I stand for, and gives me opportunities to both learn and practice policy advocacy in a welcoming atmosphere of my healthcare peers. ”