Membership Renewal
TAG Membership Renewal
The voice of technology in global philanthropy.
Stay connected, informed, and equipped for success in your role. Renew your membership each year to take advantage of member benefits, demonstrate your commitment to the innovative use of technology, and continue to strengthen the philanthropic sector.
Annual Renewal Timeline
October
The first renewal notice is emailed to the designated Primary Contact for your organization.
December
All memberships expire on December 31. Members still have access to benefits at this time.
January 1
The membership grace period runs January 1 – February 15. Reminders are sent during this time to all members who have not renewed.
February 15
If membership dues have not been paid by February 15 your organization will be considered “expired” and access to membership benefits will be revoked.
How to Renew Your Membership
Step One
By the end of October, Primary and Billing Contacts will be invited to initiate the renewal process. Both contacts will start by navigating to the top right of the screen and by selecting “My Profile” to log in.
NOTE: After February 15, you will need to reach out to the Director of Community Engagement to renew your membership.
Step Two
Once logged in, contacts will need to navigate to the left-hand sidebar and select “Organization Orders” to view the open membership invoice.
Step Three
Once the Organization Orders page is displayed, contacts cause the “Pay Now” button to pay by card.
To pay by ACH, check, or grant, contacts will need to adjust the “date range” under “Open Orders” to November 1 to view the invoice. Once available, contacts can view the invoice details by checking the box next to the open invoice and using the icons shown below (from left to right) to preview the invoice, download the invoice, or pay the invoice.
Need to update your organization’s information? Reach out to the Director of Community Engagement for assistance.
Paying for Membership
You can pay membership dues by credit card, ACH/EFT, check, or by grant. More detail con be found below:
Paying via ACH? Please contact the Director of Community Engagement to make payment arrangements by ACH or EFT.
Paying via Bill.com? TAG’s Payment Network ID is 0266963620996506.
Paying via Check? Please make your check out to “Technology Association of Grantmakers, Inc.” for the appropriate amount and send to:
Technology Association of Grantmakers
200 W. Madison Street, 3rd Floor
Chicago, IL 60606
Need our W-9? Download the current year W-9 form.
Can our membership dues be paid as a grant?
Yes, in most cases. Member organizations may elect to pay any portion of dues that exceeds $750 as a grant, since that amount represents value beyond the fair market value of direct services received. We recommend consulting your accountant or auditor for specific guidance related to your organization’s policies and IRS regulations.
Membership Dues & Pricing
The dues for 2026 are as follows. Foundation members should base their 2026 dues on their (net) asset size at the time of renewal. Associate Organization members should base their 2026 dues on their annual revenue at the time of renewal. Nonprofit members should base their 2026 dues on their operating budget at the time of renewal. Note that dues increase annually by 3%.
We understand that each member organization has a different process for the payment of membership, which can impact when payment is received, but payment is appreciated before February 15.
Upgrade Your Membership
Your investment in TAG offsets membership dues for our smaller foundation members. Consider joining TAG as a Sector Steward ($10k) or Institutional Member ($25k) to provide funds for the Emerging Leaders Initiative as well as unique research and annual programs for the broader philanthropic sector.
$10,000 Sector Steward
Investment at this level serves to underwrite sector-wide programs including support for the Emerging Leaders Initiative and TAG Conference Scholarships.
Join Arnold Ventures, Bezos Earth Fund, Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Philanthropies, Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, Ford Foundation Foundation, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Silicon Valley Community Foundation, The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, The Duke Endowment, The JPB Foundation, The Rockefeller Foundation, The Wallace Foundation, and Wellspring Philanthropic Fund and become a Sector Steward today.
$25,000 Institutional Member
TAG is anchored by institutional members who invest in our ability to build the field of philanthropy and steward long-range initiatives, such as investing in digital infrastructure and our DEI curriculum for technology staff and vendors.
Join the Gates Foundation, John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, Surdna Foundation, Inc., The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, Wellspring Philanthropic Fund, and W.K. Kellogg Foundation and become an Institutional Member today.