Groceries, pharmacy, phone, fuel, flights home, money transfers, insurance written for our households — and a community of associations across the country. One membership, everything in one place.
Every person on the membership gets their own card and can use the benefits on their own. Planned pricing — no payment is being collected today.
The full picture of what a membership gets you. Filter by what matters to your household. Each one carries its real status, and none of it goes live until the agreement behind it is signed.
Airlines discount tourists. Nobody has bothered with the routes our families actually fly — five seats to Lagos in December, four to Manila in July, booked a year ahead and never cancelled. We are negotiating on those corridors specifically, including the concession that matters most: a free extra checked bag.
And the fee that costs a household most over a year is the transfer fee — plus the exchange-rate margin nobody shows you. Member rates on remittances are the first agreement we are chasing.
Members on the founding list are told the week each corridor opens, and nothing appears as available here until the agreement is signed.
Carriers price immigrant households badly because they do not understand them. A foreign driving licence is not a risk. A thin credit file is not a risk. We intend to negotiate as a block so members are quoted fairly, in their own language.
All insurance would be issued and serviced by licensed carriers. Together and Stronger holds no insurance licence and would never take a premium or handle a claim.
Sending someone home costs between $4,000 and $18,000 depending on the country. Almost no household has that ready.
No jargon and no upsell. Membership gets you the negotiated rates behind these — the information itself is open to anybody.
Yes — and most households never find out. What is actually required, and where to start.
Read the guide →The advertised fee is rarely the real cost. The exchange-rate margin is where the money goes.
Read the guide →A foreign licence and a thin credit file are not risks. Some carriers price them like they are.
Read the guide →Membership is not only a card. It connects you to your own association, to associations across the country, and to a members' board where our communities ask for and offer help.
One of several ways members reach us — community organizations, faith and worker networks, and direct membership. Every association keeps its independence.
Volunteer coaches on career, business, money and settling in. Free, vetted, and never a sales pitch.
A short, practical reading list and a kit associations can use to run a circle. Every book free from the library.
When a family faces a cost no household can carry alone, verified cases go to the network. Funds paid straight to the vendor and published openly.
As a membership association we intend to speak for our members where decisions are made — and to publish exactly what we said and to whom.
Members vote on what we take up next.
Some things should never sit behind a membership. These are open to anybody who needs them, today, member or not.
What to do in the first hour, what consulates will and will not do, the documents almost every country requires, and the mistakes that cost families thousands. Applies to every country. English, Spanish and French.
Open the deskThe full agreement associations sign — verification protocol, response ladder, case forms. Read every word before you sign anything.
Read the CompactAll thirty-two benefits with what each one is worth, how you use it, and its real status. Print it and hand it out at your association meeting.
Open the catalogThe finished card design — printed and on your phone. Type a name and see exactly what you will receive when membership opens.
See the cardFree business mentoring, career services, tax preparation, health centres and classes that already exist in every state. Twelve places worth knowing about, and how to reach them.
Open the directoryEvery director, officer and member of staff — including the founder — completes ethics training and passes an assessment, renewed every two years to stay in service. The whole program is public.
See the programVerify a consular page, translate a document, introduce us to your association, or sign the merchants in your own neighbourhood. Real roles with real hours.
See what needs doingQuestions about membership, or about bringing your association in? Call or write. We will come to your next meeting and answer in whatever language it is held in.
Contact usWe would rather show you the real state of things than a launch date we cannot keep. This board is updated as each stage closes, and nothing on this site claims to exist before it does.
Incorporated in California as a nonprofit mutual benefit corporation. Federal registration complete. Bylaws and founding board next.
The agreement associations sign, with the verification protocol and case forms. Drafted and published for anyone to read.
Universal guidance for families arranging a repatriation, in English, Spanish and French. Country-specific pages are being added as communities request them.
Associations chartering now help write the rules — they elect the first Compact Council and set the tier ceilings before anything hardens.
Savings network, travel corridors, remittance rates, and insurance carriers. Every benefit on this site depends on one of these being signed.
Paid membership, printed cards and wallet passes. We will not take a dollar before the benefits behind it are real.
Once membership opens, members get five offers every Monday by WhatsApp — updated automatically on the card in their phone. Sign up now and we will start with the news that matters before then.
Email only. We never ask your immigration status, and we never sell or share your details.
No payment today. Tell us how many members and whether you want printed cards, and we will write to you the week membership opens — and the week each benefit goes live. Nothing else.
Not yet. You can join the founding list, which costs nothing and commits you to nothing. Paid membership opens once the partner agreements behind the benefits are signed — we will not take a dollar for savings and coverage that do not exist yet. The progress board above shows exactly where we are.
$15 a year per member. That includes your digital card, which lives on your phone, and a print-at-home card you can make yourself on ordinary cardstock.
If you would rather have a proper printed card mailed to you, that is $10 extra for printing and shipping — $25 in total. Associations can order printed cards in bulk at a lower rate for their members.
That is the planned pricing and we will tell the founding list first if it changes.
You should not take it on faith, which is why every benefit on this page carries its real status and why the progress board exists. Two things are genuinely finished today and you can inspect them yourself: the Mutual Aid Compact is published in full, and the Consular Liaison Desk is open and free. Judge us on those.
Never. Not on the founding list, not on a membership form, not on any benefit application. There is no field for it and there never will be. No benefit we are building depends on it, and we will not accept a partner who requires it.
No. Together and Stronger is not an insurance company and does not sell, issue or administer insurance. Where insurance appears among the planned benefits, it would be underwritten and issued by licensed carriers who pay to use our name. We would never take a premium or handle a claim. We would never take a premium or handle a claim. The Mutual Aid Compact is also not insurance and creates no right to any payment.
This part is open today, and it is free. Your association names two officers, signs the Compact, and keeps full control of its own bylaws, officers, bank account and members. Founding chapters elect the first Compact Council and set the tier ceilings. Withdraw any time on thirty days' notice with no penalty.
Dues in a membership association of this kind are generally not deductible as charitable contributions. We would rather say so plainly now than have you find out at tax time.