About the Foundation FAQ

How do I set up my membership profile online?

Our website, FFRF.org, has undergone exciting new technical changes. You may now create your own Membership Profile at FFRF's website — visible only to you and to FFRF, to take control of membership benefits and update your address, etc. Your online Membership Profile must be created by you. Your Membership Profile will be required if you want the convenience of donating, renewing or registering for conventions online.

Registering to create your own Membership Profile has many benefits for you and for FFRF. Features include but are not limited to:

CONTACT INFO. Managing your contact information (for example, updating your postal address, phone numbers and email addresses).
RENEWAL. Checking when your renewal is due and your current level of membership support.
FFRF FORUM. By creating a Membership Profile, you will have immediate access to the new members-only online Forum. (The old forum will be made read-only: existing forum users can see content but not post new content. You can re-use your forum name if you wish, but being registered on ffrf-forum.org does not mean you have a membership profile on the new FFRF.org website. A membership profile is required to use the new forum on FFRF.org)
MAILING PREFERENCES. For example, you may now choose to receive Freethought Today via an emailed PDF file, instead of or in addition to receiving a mailed copy.
EMAIL SERVICES. Selecting or unselecting FFRF email services, such as FFRF news releases, action alerts, blogs, and Freethought of the Day.
PERSONAL INFO. Sharing more information about yourself, such as indicating you wish to volunteer, or listing a secondary address.
AVAILABLE TO MEDIA? You can sign up as a media contact for FFRF in your area. (This is helpful to FFRF, which receives frequent requests by media to speak to local members.)

By creating a Membership Profile, you will also have immediate access to the members-only online Forum.

Creating your Membership Profile is easy! All you will need is your Membership Registration ID (indicated in email invite) and the email address you've received the invite. (After you've created your account, you will log in with a password and will no longer need to use this temporary Membership Registration ID.)

If you prefer to use a different email address going forward, you can update your email address after creating Membership Profile.

If you joined online after Sept. 20, 2012, will not need a registration ID. You will only need to use the email address you joined with.

How to Register:

1. Have your Registration ID (recent mailing or email) and current email address ready.
2. Go to https://ffrf.org/component/rsform/form/7-new-user-registration
3. Enter your first name, a username (this will also be your forum username) and a valid email address. Choose a password that you will remember. If you forget your username or password, you can go to the log in page and click the links to reset them.
4. Enter your Registration ID recent email or mailing.
5. Then go ahead and update your Membership Profile.
6. Any time you want to access your account, simply click on "My Membership."

Remember, if you joined online after Sept. 20, 2012, follow the link (listed above in step 3) and enter your name, a username and the email you used to join us and choose a password. You do not need your registration ID.

Thank you from the Staff at FFRF!

(A Membership Profile isn't necessary if you prefer to do business with FFRF by mail only, and won't be renewing online.)

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