About Membership
I'On At Home is a nonprofit membership organization for ages 55 and over. Members may attend a wide variety of programs and events, and receive volunteer-provided services. I’On residents and Friends of I'On are eligible for IAH membership. Younger residents will be considered as requested.
Membership Categories and Fees:
Household Membership - $500/year - Two individuals living at the same residential address in I’On, full time or part time, in which at least one member is 55 years of age or older. An accessory dwelling unit (ACU) is considered a separate residence.
Individual Membership - $350/year – An individual resident, living full time or part time in I’On, who is age 55 or older.
Friends of I’On – Household Membership - $500/year – Two residents who lived in I’On, were members of IAH and choose to continue their membership after moving out of I’on.
Friends of I’On – Individual Membership - $350/year – An individual resident who lived in I’On, was a member of IAH and choose to continue their membership after moving out of I’on.
NOTES:
· While members of IAH who relocate to other neighborhoods are eligible to continue their memberships in IAH and enjoy the programs offered, they are not eligible for volunteer-provided services due to logistics and practicality.
· Membership in the Friends of I’On category will be capped at 10% of the total IAH membership.
Annual membership fees help I'On At Home pay for expenses, such as programs and events, the website and other technology, printing, supplies for volunteers and members, telephone, liability insurance for Board members and volunteers, the cost to confirm the credentials of our volunteers, and for part-time salary costs.
Membership applications are available here or by calling 843-284-3590. Completed applications and payment may be mailed to:
I'On At Home
P.O. Box 1225
Mount Pleasant, SC 29465
Once IAH receives an application for membership an IAH representative will schedule a welcome visit with the applicant. The purpose of the visit is to establish that you meet the membership criteria, understand what is and what is not offered by IAH membership, and that you don’t have needs that exceed what IAH can reasonably provide. This is a time when you may offer to volunteer to help others.
