What financial obligation do AOII members have?

Members of Alpha Omicron Pi (AOII) have a financial obligation to pay local and international dues. This responsibility is essential for maintaining membership within the organization, as these dues contribute to the operational costs of both the local chapters and the international fraternity.

International dues support national programs, resources, and services provided to members, while local dues help cover the expenses specific to individual chapters, such as chapter events, maintenance of facilities, and local programming. Paying these dues ensures that the chapter can function effectively and provide members with a meaningful and enriching experience, as well as contribute to the overall strength of AOII as an organization.

While donations to charities, fundraising for the chapter, and contributions to national grants may be part of different activities and initiatives within the fraternity, they are not considered formal financial obligations of membership in the same way that dues are. Dues are a structured requirement that every member must fulfill to maintain their membership in good standing.