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Through a partnership with the Rail Passengers Association, together we can amplify the voice and influence of the American rail passenger, many of whom are your employees and customers, giving them the power to improve transportation options in their communities. Your organization can help reinforce the voice of the American passenger advancing the goal of 'A Connected America."
To encourage diversity in collaborations, our corporate partnership rates are determined by annual organization revenue. Download the full Organizational Membership & Partnership Prospectus and Application by clicking here.
Annual Dues Paid to Rail Passengers Association |
Annual Organization Revenue |
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$250.00 | <$250,000 |
$500.00 | $250,001 - $500,000 |
$1,500.00 | $500,001 - $1,499,999 |
$2,500.00 | $1,500,000 - $5,000,000 |
$5,000.00 | $5,000,001 - $15,000,000 |
$10,000.00 | >$15,000,001 |
Rail Passengers Association Organizational Partnerships are perfect for:
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Businesses, Corporations, Chambers of Commerce, NGOs and Tourism Agencies that desire to support Rail Passenger's mission.
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Designed for State, Regional and Local Transportation Agencies, MPOs and Planning Departments that can benefit from Rail Passengers' extensive policy analysis capabilities and research expertise.
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Tailored for Colleges, Universities and other Institutions offering engineering, public planning, transportation and related study programs.
For more information please contact:
Jonsie Stone, Vice President of Resource Development & Operations
[email protected] or 202-408-8362 ext. 3207
"The National Association of Railroad Passengers has done yeoman work over the years and in fact if it weren’t for NARP, I'd be surprised if Amtrak were still in possession of as a large a network as they have. So they've done good work, they're very good on the factual case."
Robert Gallamore, Director of Transportation Center at Northwestern University and former Federal Railroad Administration official, Director of Transportation Center at Northwestern University
November 17, 2005, on The Leonard Lopate Show (with guest host Chris Bannon), WNYC New York.