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number of events and get-to-
gethers, like monthly member 
happy hours, female chef 
dinner series, a book club and 
informative sessions discuss-
ing everything from 
how to rebrand 
your career to 
how to engage 
in social 
impact invest-
ing, among 
other topics.
To keep mem-
bership affordable, 
the 501c3 nonprofit 
is aiming to offer member-
ship rates at a lower cost 
than other area social clubs. 
Women 35 and younger can 
pay an annual fee of $600 to 
join, or $158 quarterly, while 
women ages 35 and up can 
pay an annual fee of $1,200, 
or $315 quarterly.
Those who want to join 
BasBlue but can’t afford the 

membership fees can apply 
for a scholarship or grant 
opportunity. There is also an 
option to gift a membership.
In addition, members can 
take part in a special 
member match 
program that 
offers mentor-
ship to women 
in all levels of 
their careers. 
They can also 
opt to be con-
nected to someone 
in their career fields 
to further network and build 
professional relationships.
Upcoming events at 
BasBlue include a holiday 
trunk show on Dec. 9 and 
10, weekly yoga classes with 
Citizen Yoga and a BasBlue 
holiday party on Dec. 14. To 
learn more about member-
ship or scholarship opportu-
nities, visit basblueus.com. 

CENTERING ON THE BELIEF THAT 
“WOMEN ARE STRONGEST WHEN 
TOGETHER,” BAS BLUE WILL COME 
WITH A HOST OF AMENITIES AND 
PROGRAMMING. 

The building 
includes 
meeting and 
co-working 
spaces.

BAS BLUE

We can’t help 
shovel the end 
of your driveway.

But we can help you 
bank from home.

B I R M I N G H A M

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