Membership fee increases August 2023

June 29, 2023

As of August 2023, our membership fees will increase as outlined below. This was agreed at our 2023 AGM.

We have not updated our membership fees for some time, and we think this is a fair offer to members to keep supporting the work our organisation does supporting human rights in Scotland and worldwide. Concession and young person/student membership prices will not change.

You can read more our current campaigns in our recently published annual report for 2022.

Membership typeCurrent rateRate from 1 August 2023
Wedding Membership£80£93
Secure your date fee£5£5
Total two-year fee
for wedding members
£85£98
Couple Life Membership£400£700
Individual Life Membership£270£520
Annual Individual Membership£32£37
Annual Individual Membership (concession)£20£20
Annual Couple Membership£43£50
Annual Couple Membership (concession)£25£25
Annual Student/Young Person Membership£10£10
Humanist Society 2023

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