Membership
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To join OIC first choose your membership dues amount from the right side of this page then send your dues to us as follows:

 Member Applicants Based in the US

1-Send a Money Order to: 

Arnold Keiser, President
Organization for International Cooperation
100 Conestoga Drive, Building C, Suite 196
Marlton, NJ 08053 USA

Make the money order payable to the “Organization for International Cooperation”.

Note: We do not accept checks.

2-Send your dues via Western Union. 

If you are sending your dues via Western Union, 1-Send us the tracking number and 2-Send the date when we will be able to receive your donation in New Jersey.

3-Deposit Dues in our OIC Bank Account

If you are close to a Wells Fargo Bank you can deposit your dues there. For details call us. To locate Wells Fargo branch offices click on the locator below;

     https://www.wellsfargo.com/locator/

4-Zelle

Contact your bank for instructions. They will want to know our e-mail which is contact-oic@oic-world-peace.org

Most US banks are affiliated with Zelle. See the bank list and additional Zelle info: 

https://www.zellepay.com/get-started


Note: OIC dues are donations. They are not refundable. They are tax-deductible for US tax-payers. 

If you require assistance please call us at 1 609-678-7518 or
1-856-449-7631

Member Applicants Not Based in the US

1-Send your membership dues using Western Union

Send us the tracking number and send the date when we will be able to receive your donation in New Jersey.

 Annual Membership Dues
                 
   $ 80.00 Student Member
       
    $ 125.00 Basic Member
            
        $ 250.00  Silver Star Member
             
               $ 500.00  Gold Star Member     

           $ 1,000.00  Platinum Member
             
          $ 2,000.00 Family Membership
        
                        $ 2,500.00 Small Business Membership              

       

 Expenditures

OIC donations/dues are used for general operating expenses which include transportation, office equipment, utilities, government fees, technology expenses, internet hosting services, various professional services, office supplies, etc. 
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​ "There is truly nothing more important to the future of mankind on our planet than to bring about a durable peace within and among nations.

 It is a very difficult and lengthy process and very few of  us are capable to be suitably engaged. OIC is suitably engaged and deserves our moral and financial support." 

​                   -Peter A. Benoliel, Chairman Emeritus, 
                   Quaker Chemical Corporation 

​                  US Tax Exempt Status

The Internal Revenue Service has determined that the Organization for International Cooperation qualifies as a tax-exmpt organization described in section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

Accordingly, contributions to OIC are deductible to the extent provided in section 170 of the Internal Revenue Code. ​​

OIC Policies 

​It is OIC policy not to accept nor pursue financial compensation from any government, multi-lateral institution, non-governmental organization, or consulting company whose programs we recommend in our advocacy. OIC is funded by our members only.

It is also OIC policy to avoid taking sides with any government, government policy, government official, or multilateral institution. Taking sides would diminish our credibility and make us part of the problems we seek resolution for.