Membership

Belong to the work

Signing the Pledge says, this matters to me.

Membership is a way to go further—to deepen your own practice, help sustain the work, and make it possible for more people to encounter the questions, conversations, and tools that Human Flourishing is building.

We are creating something meant to travel: from a gathering into a living room, from a Circle into a community, from one honest conversation into another. Members help make that possible.

Do you have questions? Check out our FAQs.

Frequently Asked Questions
Membership Tiers

Three ways to go deeper

Every level of membership supports the work of Human Flourishing.
The difference is simply how close you want to be to it—and how much you want to help carry it forward.

Advocate

$100 / year

For people ready to deepen their own practice and help carry the work forward.

Advocates are the growing community around Human Flourishing: people who want more than content to consume. They want ways to practice, gather, question, and bring the work into their own lives and communities.

Membership includes:

  • The full library of Hosted Circle kits and host resources

  • Access to the Circle host community and member host gatherings

  • Member-only workshops and conversations

  • Deeper Practice of Dialogue resources as they are released

  • The complete Solid Ground workbook

  • Special member pricing on printed Human Flourishing resources

  • Additional member resources and opportunities as the work grows

Fellow

$750 / year

For people who want to stay close to the work and help sustain its growth.

Fellowship is designed as a relationship, not simply a higher membership tier. Fellows make a more substantial commitment to the work and, in return, are invited closer to the people, conversations, and ideas shaping what Human Flourishing becomes.

Everything included with Advocate membership, plus:

  • Recognition on the website

  • Recognition in all convening programs

  • Priority registration for major forums and convenings

  • A yearly State of Human Flourishing letter from Scott

  • A Fellows-only virtual salon each year with Scott, Angela, and invited guests

  • An annual physical keepsake created for Fellows

Founding Patron

$1000 · one time

available through December 31, 2026

For those helping establish Human Flourishing at the beginning.

Some things have a moment when they are still becoming—when the ideas are taking shape, the community is gathering, and the people who step forward have an outsized role in what becomes possible. Founding Patrons are part of that moment for Human Flourishing.

Everything included Fellow membership—for life— plus:

  • Fellow membership for life, including benefits added to Fellowship over time

  • Permanent recognition as a Founding Patron on the Human Flourishing website

  • Recognition in Human Flourishing convening programs

  • A physical commemorative artifact marking your role in the founding of Human Flourishing

The Founding Patron window closes at the end of 2026.

Support

Support the work in another way

Membership is not the only way to help Human Flourishing grow.

One-time and recurring gifts help make the conversations, tools, Circle resources, gatherings, scholarship opportunities, and public work of Human Flourishing possible. Whether you give $25 or $25,000, you are helping create more places where people can think honestly together about what allows human beings to flourish.

You do not need to become a member to give. And membership does not prevent you from giving beyond your membership if you would like to.

Half of every donation goes directly toward scholarships — so that access to this movement is never limited by what someone can afford.

Human Flourishing is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
All donations are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.

Not ready for membership?

Membership is an invitation, not the entrance requirement.

If the work resonates but you are not ready to join, begin with the Human Flourishing Pledge—a simple commitment to pursue honest inquiry, remain open to what you may not yet see, and help create the conditions for better conversations.