Description
Partisan Collective relies on members to help finance itself. Our membership tiers are a sliding scale based on how financial comfortable you are and your ability to give. But as well as supporting the space, membership also gives you perks and a say in how Partisan is run.
Want to get involved as a volunteer? Once you’ve signed up, you’ll get an email from us saying ‘Your Partisan order is now complete’, which contains everything you need to know to get started.
This membership option is to pay for membership monthly by Direct Debit or card. Your first month is prorated, and monthly renewals are charged on the 27th of the month.
Click here if you would prefer to pay annually instead (starts from £10 a year).
For organisational memberships, please click here
If you would like to become a Partisan member but are unable to pay membership fees, please get in touch with us at info@partisancollective.net and we will do our best to help.
Please choose the tier that fits you best:
– I am able to meet my basic needs* but I actively have to think about meeting them in the most affordable ways I can. I have small, varying amounts of expendable income** which means budgeting is often a big source of stress. I need to live in the cheapest place available to me and I struggle to afford any holidays/trips away.
– My lack of savings, family support, and inherited wealth (currently and in the future) means that I worry about my future financial situation.
£5 / month
– I need to keep an eye on my expandable income spending, which can be a source of concern, but I’m able to consider the desirability of where I live in my accommodations choices and can afford a holiday/s or trips away each year.
– My modest savings, family support, and inherited wealth (currently and in the future) gives me a small safety net if I ever needed it. This means I don’t often feel stressed about my financial future.
£10 / month
– Spending my expendable income doesn’t cause me regular concern or stress, and I can do so in ways that bring me satisfaction. I rent a desirable property or own my own home, and get to go on holidays/trips away a few times a year.
– I have either sizeable savings, family support if need be, or inherited wealth (or I stand to inherit money/part of a house in the future). This means I don’t worry about any debt I have, or my financial future. I feel secure.
(*BASIC NEEDS include food, housing, clothing, and transportation. **EXPENDABLE INCOME might mean you are able to buy coffee or tea at a shop, go to the cinema or a concert, buy new clothes, books and similar items each month, etc.)(We’d like to acknowledge that our tier system is based on the ticketing system used by the Scottish Queer International Film Festival.)
