Amador City Business & Community Association ~ Become a Member

Greetings!

Now, more than ever, ACBCA would like your support for our unique and lovely little city. We cannot keep our businesses/town alive and bustling without your assistance. Your participation helps us continue historical preservation, scholarships, beautification, create events, and to simply operate.

Please fill out the form below, submit your payment and join us!

~ ACBCA

For more information contact:
Koney Austinn at ACBCA49@gmail.com
Cell: 916-230-8858

Prefer to send a check? Use the PDF Membership Application below.

Membership Application (PDF)

Name *

First

Last

Name of Business *

Enter "none" if you are a Community Member.

Street Address, Town, State and Zip Code *

Email *

Phone number with no spaces *

For example: 2094325566

Questions or additional information *

To contribute a tax-deductible donation today please fill out the information below: *

Yes, I will support ACBCA as a Community Member: $60
Yes, I will support ACBCA as a Business Member: $100
Yes, I will support ACBCA as a Friend of Amador City with a one time donation.

If making a one time donation, please indicate the amount below.

I would like more information on Sponsorships.

Scholarships
Historical Preservation

Preferred way to receive ACBCA info: *

Email
Text
Phone
Posted Mail

I understand that I need to use the PayPal button below to enter payment. *

Yes, I will use the PayPal button below.
No, I plan to send a check. (Payable to "ACBCA" and mailed to: ACBCA Membership, P.O. Box 152, Amador City, CA 95601)

After submitting the Membership Form, please use this PayPal Donate button to pay the membership fee or you may donate any dollar amount as a contribution to ACBCA.

Thank you very much!

Quick Links

Amador City Walking Tour
Amador Whitney Museum
Website Inclusion Form

AMADOR CITY ~ Incorporated 1915

“If you like Gold Country towns with history, charm and a sense of being buffered from the noisy outside world, Amador City is as good as it gets.”

Peter Fish, San Francisco Chronicle