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Join an active international coalition of 275 institutional investors who use their religious investments and other resources to open doors at corporations and attempt to raise concerns at the highest level of corporate decision making.

1) Become An ICCR Advocate

ICCR Advocates:

• Share ICCR's dedication to economic and social justice
• Commit to ensuring ethical corporate practices
• Stay informed about ICCR's ongoing work with corporations

ICCR Advocates are individual investors, concerned consumers, alert activists and people of faith who want to build a more just society based on ethical behavior and mutual respect.

What Are The Benefits of Membership?

Monthly e-mail communication and action alerts: Advocates receive updates informing them of ICCR's progress and actions, with links more information, and ways for them to become involved. Click here for a sample Advocate Newsletter

ICCR's magazine The Corporate Examiner: Each year Advocates will receive ICCR's annual corporate dialogue issue in the mail, cataloguing the goals and progress ICCR has made with dozens of corporations.

Other benefits include:

• Listing in ICCR's Annual Report as an Advocate
• Invitations to ICCR Events at a discounted rate

Yes, I want to become an ICCR Advocate. Sign Me up Now!

Click here to print out an Advocate Brochure and mail-in Enrollment Form.

2) Become an Institutional Member

Institutional members of ICCR share a commitment to sound stewardship of our natural, social, moral and financial capital. Together they develop goals and strategies to increase long-term shareowner value by holding the corporations they own to the highest standards of environmental performance, social responsibility, and good governance. Institutional members of ICCR are typically faith-based, and often:

• National denominations
• Religious communities
• Pension funds
• Foundations
• Hospital systems
• Asset management companies
• Colleges and universities, and
• Unions

What Are The Benefits of Membership?

Together, ICCR members:

File shareholder resolutions: Members of ICCR annually file over 200 shareholder resolutions on a range of social and governance issues. Members receive expert advice in drafting these resolutions, and can consult with staff regarding filing deadlines, and presenting these resolutions at annual corporate meetings.

Participate in corporate dialogues: Each year ICCR members participate in more than 200 dialogues with corporations on a range of issues, from global warming, to sweatshops, and access to health care. Such dialogues are one of the chief ways ICCR members press corporations to be socially and environmentally responsible. Staff work closely with members during corporate dialogues, and provide research and guidance on industries and issues.

Other benefits include:

• Attending ICCR working meetings and functions
• Receiving access to the secure Members' section of www.iccr.org
• Partnering with community organizations

Join us today!

Yes, my organization wants to become an institutional member of ICCR . To join at the institutional level, please contact Executive Director Laura Berry at lberry@iccr.org.

To learn more about the other ways you can support ICCR's work, click here.