FPA members engaging the world

Founded in 1918, the Foreign Policy Association has a prestigious history in developing awareness, understanding, and informed opinion on U.S. foreign policy and global issues.

More than 99 years ago, 141 distinguished Americans came together to support President Woodrow Wilson’s efforts to achieve a just peace following the atrocities of the First World War. Originally founded as the League of Free Nations Association, the body was reconstituted in 1923 as the Foreign Policy Association, with a commitment to the careful study of all sides of international questions affecting the U.S. John Foster Dulles and Eleanor Roosevelt were among the incorporators.

 

Watch a brief history of the FPA narrated by Tom Brokaw of NBC News

 

By joining the FPA today, you're not only supporting education and engagement on U.S. foreign policy in schools and community centers nationwide, you'll also receive a copy of the renowned Great Decisions briefing book and eight-part DVD box set of the 2014 television series on PBS, along with other FPA publications throughout the year.

 

Member ($250)
As an FPA member, you will be a part of the principal public forum for foreign policy addresses and receive subscriptions to selected Foreign Policy Association publications.

Sponsoring Members ($500)
All of the above benefits, plus: Discounted admission to the annual FPA Leadership Forum. Invitation and Member discount to the FPA Annual Dinner.

Patrons ($1,000)
All of the above benefits, plus: Admission to select FPA Fellows events. Invitation and Member discount to the annual FPA Financial Services Dinner.

 

 

Joining the FPA outside the New York City area means you are lending support to, and taking part in, educating the U.S. public on today's most critical international issues.

Your contribution to the Foreign Policy Association is deductible to the fullest extent of the law under section 501 (c)(3) of the IRS code.

Certain goods & services provided in exchange for a donation may reduce the amount of a donor's charitable deduction.