Becoming a member of the AfroDaddy community means that you believe in the goals that the site is trying to achieve and you want to show the world that you are a stand for your beliefs.  Maybe you have found some things on the site that have saved you money or time.  Possibly you have learned something that you didn't know about health, wellness or relationships that will serve you well now and in the future.

Becoming a member means that you want to "pay it forward" by financially supporting the site and by spreading the word to others about the site's benefits.  Members are asked to promote the site so tell a friend, tell a stranger and join the revolution!

Soldier Membership - $20
A Soldier membership is the first level of support for the site.  All soldiers will receive a set of 50 business cards to pass out to the public to help promote AfroDaddy.com.  Also as a Soldier, you will receive the newsletter that we distribute whenever new items are added to the site that can save you money.

 Lieutenant Membership - $50
As a Lieutenant you will recieve 100 AfroDaddy.com business cards to distribute.  You will also receive a free gift - an AfroDaddy.com t-shirt.  Wear it proudly!

Captain Membership - $100
A Captain in the AfroRevolution will receive 150 business cards to distribute, a free AfroDaddy.com t-shirt and a free mug.  As with all membership levels you will also receive the AfroDaddy newsletter, which contains the latest money saving articles.

 General (1-star) Membership - $500
The General is currently the highest ranking member of the AfroRevolution.  The commitment of a General to the cause of spreading the word about AfroDaddy.com is key to the success of this project.  Generals will receive 500 business cards to distribute, plus a free t-shirt and mug.  In addition, the General membership entitles you to a listing as a Sponsor of the site, letting the world know your dedication to the AfroRevolution.

A portion of your membership fees will be donated to the Making Waves Education Program which helps youth acquire the skills necessary to attend 4-year colleges and universities.