NAPO Oregon

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF PRODUCTIVITY AND ORGANIZING PROFESSIONALS

Join NAPO Oregon

Our chapter is growing and we'd love for you to be a part of it. If you are a Professional Organizer, you must first establish membership with NAPO National. For details, go to www.napo.net. As you proceed with your chapter application, be prepared to provide your national member ID number.

Membership Types

Professional (& Provisional) Organizer members: Professionals doing business in the field of organizing who are able to attend monthly meetings on a regular basis; meeting fees are included. (Provisional members must fulfill the national requirements before becoming Professional.)
Remote Professional Organizer members: Organizing professionals who are unable to attend regular meetings due to distance.

Business Partners: Those who represent a locally-based company, distributor, manufacturer, and /or seller of organizing equipment, products, supplies or services in Oregon or Southwest Washington; membership with NAPO National not required.

Allied, Multi-Person Business, Retired, and Student Members, please view our membership chart for details.

Attend a Chapter Meeting!

Are you considering becoming a Professional Organizer? Visit our monthly chapter meeting as a guest for $25 to find out what it's really like to be a member of NAPO Oregon. For more information, visit our Events page.

Why Join NAPO Oregon?

Learn how to grow your organizing business. “Thanks to the monthly speakers we have, I have learned so much about contracts, legal issues, how to build an online presence, where to find clients and more. I always learn something I can immediately apply to my business.” - Maia Dart, Certified Professional Organizer

Learn how to become a more effective organizer for your clients. “I love the meetings where more experienced organizers speak, because I learn so much about all the different ways to organize for different learning styles and personalities.” - Linda Curb, Curb Your Clutter Organizing

Meet fellow organizers who are working toward similar goals. "I belong because of the camaraderie. Nobody else understands the difficult, strange and utterly rewarding work that we do.“ - Susan Weber, Susan Weber Organizing

Make lifelong friends. “I have made so many close friends since I joined, and we have since collaborated on many organizing jobs together. We act as each other’s biggest supporters and cheerleaders in this industry. I am so glad I joined NAPO Oregon!” - MaryJo Monroe, reSPACEd

Have fun. “All the members always show up early to meetings to chat because we all enjoy each other’s company so much. This is just about the friendliest group I have ever joined.” - Carolyn Rowe, The Move Makers

Member Benefits

 Chapter Meetings

Held the third Wednesday of the month, 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
Include brief business meeting, presentations on organizing-related topics, book/product reviews, case studies, etc.
Provide an opportunity to network
Receive critical information for growing your business

 Personal & Professional Support

Network with veteran and new(er) organizing and productivity professionals
Build relationship with fellow members
Use our members only listserv to share resources and information
Enjoy seasonal members-only social events

 Leadership & Volunteer Opportunities

Participate as a board member and/or a chapter committee member
Develop your leadership skills, help shape our industry, build credibility, and grow your business

 Website Listing

Increase your exposure to prospective clients with an individual business profile on our Chapter website’s “Find an Organizer” or "Business Partners" page.

 Library

Borrow organizing related books and national conference CD’s, to learn about organizing topics from industry experts

 And More!

Access resource guides such as local donation/recycling/disposal locations and small business resources
Use of NAPO Oregon logo on marketing materials
Credibility, referrals, and clients

Membership Application Form

Ready to become a member of NAPO Oregon?

 Professional, Provisional, and Remote Applicants: you MUST first be a member of NAPO National. Visit the NAPO National Membership Page. If you are already a member of NAPO National, you're ready to fill out the form!

 Business Partners: You do not need to join NAPO National be a member of NAPO Oregon.

 Allied, Multi-Person Business, Retired, and Student Applicants: Please contact the Director of Membership to initiate your application.

 All membership dues paid to NAPO Oregon are non-refundable. $10 processing fee applies to all new memberships.

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Business Partner $250.00 (USD), prorated to $208.33 (USD) Subscription period: 1 year, on: October 1st No automatically recurring payments
Business Partner Members are individuals or companies that manufacture, sell, and/or distribute equipment, supplies or services that complement the organizing and/or productivity industry. They do not provide organizing or productivity services but rather they support organizing and productivity professionals to serve their clients.

Business Partner Members are not required to be members of NAPO National.

Professional $125.00 (USD), prorated to $104.17 (USD) Subscription period: 1 year, on: October 1st No automatically recurring payments
To qualify for Professional status, members must have completed the NAPO University Professional Practices Coursework OR earned the Certified Professional Organizer® credential.

Professional Members may vote on matters presented to Chapter and they are eligible to serve as an Officer on the Board of Directors.

Provisional $125.00 (USD), prorated to $104.17 (USD) Subscription period: 1 year, on: October 1st No automatically recurring payments
Provisional Members have not yet successfully completed NAPO's Professional Practices Coursework.

After completion of NAPO’s Professional Practice Coursework, Provisional Members can advance to Professional Member status.

Remote Professional $65.00 (USD), prorated to $54.17 (USD) Subscription period: 1 year, on: October 1st No automatically recurring payments
A Remote Professional is an individual who has successfully completed the Professional Practices Coursework OR earned the Certified Professional Organizer® credential but cannot attend regular meetings due to distance.

NAPO Oregon, Incorporated is a legal entity separate and distinct from NAPO, Inc. (the National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals) and is not entitled to act on behalf of or to bind NAPO, contractually or otherwise.