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We are a member supported organization. Membership is open to businesses, industry groups and non-profit organizations. By being a member of HAC, you join 140 of your fellow businesses, trade associations, labor organizations, and nonprofit service providers all working together to alleviate California’s housing shortage, displacement and affordability crisis.

Business membership
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OUR DIVERSE COALITION IS MADE UP OF:

We Have A Diverse Coalition

THE BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP

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Housing Development Project Support

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Housing Industry Educational Opportunities

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Inform & Influence Pro-Housing State and Local Policy

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Networking Opportunities

2026 HAC Member Benefits and Annual Dues

Benefits Offered Entry($500) Standard($5,500) Premier($12,000) Signature($20,000) VIP($30,000)
Member-only networking invitations ● ● ● ● ●
Discounted event tickets ● ● ● ● ●
Member newsletter subscription ● ● ● ● ●
Housing policy updates from Sacramento ● ● ● ● ●
Action Network advocacy tool access ● ● ● ● ●
Broad-based advocacy on members’ behalf in advancing urban infill housing across CA ● ● ● ● ●
HAC committee participation opportunities ● ● ● ● ●
Committee chair or co-chair role (year 2, board approved) ● ● ● ● ●
Access to educational webinars, TA, and professional development opportunities for staff ● ● ● ●
Facilitated business leader introductions ● ● ● ●
HAC network access to advance business goals ● ● ● ●
Influence and shape housing policy making locally and statewide ● ● ● ●
Member-only guided site tours ● ● ● ●
Project Review Committee submissions ● ● ● ●
Policy team project support (letters, petitions, testimony) ● ● ●
Brand visibility through blogs, spotlights, newsletter ● ● ●
Targeted communications to HAC network ● ● ●
VIP event access for staff ● ●
Participate in a recommendation vote for 501c4 Board candidate and legislative endorsements ● ●
Exclusive small-group meetings with elected officials ● ●
Consultation services from HAC executive staff, pending board approval ●
Curated educational opportunities from HAC for staff ●
HAC-organized event highlighting member work ●
Personalized 1:1 advocacy support for policy campaign (board approved) ●

*Nonprofit affordable-housing developers receive 50% off HAC annual membership. **Tiered membership dues are as follows: Entry-$500, Standard—$5,500, Premier—$12,000, Signature—$20,000, VIP—$30,000

Become A Member Today
2026 HAC Membership Tiers
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QUESTIONS ABOUT HAC MEMBERSHIP?

Reach out to our team to ask questions about becoming a member.

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WHAT OUR MEMBERS SAY:

“HAC is a truly great housing organization that does excellent work to advance sensible housing solutions. I’m proud to be a founding HAC member because its advocacy efforts and housing expertise have been invaluable in supporting the provision of additional housing as a long-term goal in San Francisco and, in particular, my firm’s recent development goals. Whether pushing for enormous projects like Treasure Island, supporting good housing legislation like SB 35, or advocating for individual housing projects, HAC has always exceeded our expectations.”

Oz Erickson

Principal/Chairman, Emerald Fund

“California’s future depends on more housing, both to solve the homelessness crisis and to have a robust equitable economy. The solution is a both/and push forward on every slice of the housing pie—a push the Housing Action Coalition has led for more than 20 years.”

David Baker

Founding Principal, David Baker Architects

“Being part of HAC has been game-changing for us. We belong to many coalitions and membership organizations in housing, and I can honestly say that HAC really gets us. They consciously, uniquely, and directly always include “affordable homeownership” in all of their advocacy efforts and initiatives. They fight side by side with us in our efforts to build and sustain 100% affordable homeownership. HAC has been a resource to us and so many of our colleagues throughout California and we’re deeply grateful.”

Maureen Sedonaen

CEO, Board Chair, Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco, Habitat California

“We know everyone has a role to play in addressing the housing crisis and we appreciate the Housing Action Coalition’s leadership in advocating for high-impact solutions.”

Ricardo Benavidez

Director of Social Infrastructure, Google