Are there different levels of membership? What do they signify?
Individual and Community Memberships are for one person only -- only the member can use our programs and services. An Organizational Membership is for three people (you can add more to the membership at an additional fee) that are in the same organization. This organization does not need to be an LLC, nor does it need to be any type of established entity. If a group of you want to start a band and call yourselves ABC Rock Stars, then that's your organization, whether officially recognized or not. The members of the organization (beyond the lead member on the account when you sign up) will need to register as Users on the account to be able to use our services (you can do so by having the lead member log into the website, click on Settings, and then on Users). A Community Membership is a free single-user membership that allows you access to our healthcare services, the calendar of events, and our special offers (among a few other select programs). An Associate Membership is a free single-user membership that allows you access to all of our services except fiscal sponsorship. To access an Associate Membership, you must be a member of an organization that partners with Fractured Atlas through the Open Arts Network. To browse our Open Arts Network partners, you can visit that section of our website. Please note, if you are the sole person administering the Fractured Atlas membership and our services for your organization (meaning, no one else will need to log in to the website or contact us), then feel free to sign up for one of the single-user memberships. You only need to sign up for an Organizational Membership if multiple people will need their own login information and/or will need to contact us about the membership/our services.
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