Your membership entitles you and members of your staff to:
- Access a vibrant member network that shares information and partners to advance healthy aging
- Shape aging policy in Maine
- Participate in membership educational offerings, networking meetings, and our annual dinner
- Regularly receive information about legislative initiatives and updates
- Receive advocacy support for issues of mutual concern
- Receive member discounts on vendor opportunities at our events like the Summit
- Access to expert technical assistance on issues impacting your work related to aging
- Join our Board of Directors and participate in our Committees
Let’s work together to reach our shared vision of a Maine that helps us to live engaged, healthy, active lives in our homes and communities.
Benefits of MCOA Membership
Networking & Knowledge
Making a Difference
Leadership Opportunities
Membership Information
Basic Membership Types & Instructions
The MCOA is an “organizational member” council – in other words, we don’t have individual members – organizations are our members. Below are the different types of memberships available:
- For-profit corporations
- Non-profit corporations and educational institutions
- Municipalities
- Aging in Place Initiatives – Age Friendly Community/Thriving In Place/Villages, etc.
- Sole Proprietors
- Associate members (only available for trade association members – not entitled to full member benefits)
To become a member, download and complete the membership form. You can send it by mail or to info@mainecouncilonaging.org Dues may be paid via check per instructions on the membership form or electronically through the PayPal links below.
Want to offer more than basic support for our work? Click here to learn how to become a Sustaining Patron.
For-Profit Membership
Non-Profit Membership
Municipality Membership
Aging in Place Initiative Membership
Sole Proprietor Membership
Associate Membership
Want to Support our Work as an Individual?
Become a Friend of the MCOA!
Friend of the MCOA
The MCOA carries out its mission by promoting innovative policy solutions across many policy areas, engaging in State House advocacy, hosting an annual Wisdom Summit, and collaborating on work with state officials and other partners, all on a lean budget. While individuals cannot be voting members, they can be our friends and get the benefit of increased access to information.
To become a Friend of the MCOA, download and complete the membership form. You can send it by mail or to info@mainecouncilonaging.org Dues may be paid via check per instructions on the membership form. Please contact us if you have any questions.
Other Ways To Support MCOA
To ensure MCOA’s capacity to pursue its mission into the future, we need the substantial and ongoing support from our Sustaining Patrons. We are proud to have such Patrons — Alpha One, Maine Association of Area Agencies on Aging, Aroostook Area Agency on Aging, Eastern Area Agency on Aging, SeniorsPlus, Southern Maine Agency on Aging, Spectrum Generations, UnitedHealthCare, GT Independence, Senscio Systems, Martin’s Point Health Care, and Northern Light Health Care & Hospice. We thank them with benefits that range from automatic sponsorship and profile at the annual Change AGEnt Summit, public thanks for support at events and in announcements, website cross-promotion and more.