FEATURE ARTICLE:
After many years with no change in membership dues, Mission Hills Heritage must increase dues in order to continue our mission: To preserve and protect the character, charm and historic resources of Mission Hills for the education and benefit of the public. Dues will be increasing effective July 1 st , 2022 – We have extended to August 1st.
The increase will be applicable to all new memberships and renewals that are due after this date. The new dues will be for all members (both MH residents and non-residents) as follows:
Individual: $50 per year
Household: $90 per year (this will include membership for all
residents of a household – both adults and any children)
Business/Professional: $150 per year
Any new membership or renewal before July 1st will be at the rates as stated currently on our website that include a reduced fee for 2-year and 5-year memberships as well as the legacy (lifetime) member option. The new rates will not affect legacy members or existing memberships until the date of their current expiration. Renewals will be at current rates.
Please contact us with any questions at Phone: (619) 497-1193 (messages only) or Email: info@MissionHillsHeritage.org. Thank you for your continued support!
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