Join HRPS (or renew your membership) and help us tell Reno’s story!
HRPS is a member-supported organization. Your annual membership dues are vital to our ability to carry out our mission to educate, lead and advocate for historic preservation in our community.
What does HRPS membership cover?
Your membership covers a full year; your next year’s renewal will be one year from your join date. All membership levels include:
- HRPS quarterly publication FootPrints
- HRPS monthly email newsletter
- HRPS Walking Tours during the summer months
- HRPS Speaker Programs in the fall and winter
- Neighborhood Stories (videos) on this website
- HRPS Reno Historical at renohistorical.org
Membership levels
| Level | Annual fee | Who it covers |
|---|---|---|
| Individual | $35 | One person |
| Dual / Family | $60 | Any two people who share an address |
| Supporting | $150 | Up to two individuals sharing the same household |
| Business | $500 | For business members of our community. Includes your business logo on our website, in FootPrints, and in the monthly digital newsletter |
| Champion | $1,000 | Up to two members from the same household. Includes free walking tours, free tickets to our annual home tour, and your names listed on our website |
| Lifetime | $2,500 one time | A one-time purchase of membership in HRPS for up to two members in the same household |
Individual, Dual/Family and Supporting memberships are also available with automatic annual renewal.
How is my membership processed?
Membership is handled through our secure member portal. We use AffiniPay to process your payment; they accept your credit or debit card on our behalf. We will confirm your membership payment and information with a receipt by email.
Individual memberships are for one person. All other memberships are “Bundle” memberships and may have two members at the same address (contact the Membership Chair to list more). The person who signs up for a Bundle membership is the Bundle Administrator and receives the emails about the membership and renewals.


