The Benefits of AIPAC Club Membership

The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) is the only American organization whose
principal mission is to lobby the U.S. government on legislation that strengthens the relationship
between the United States and Israel. AIPAC’s various club levels offer the pro-Israel community an
array of ways to stay involved all year long with the most pressing issues affecting the U.S.-Israel
relationship. Club members have the ability to affect Israel’s future by providing the essential resources
to help AIPAC meet its continuing challenges.

Minyan members contribute a minimum of $100,000 annually to AIPAC. The Minyan is AIPAC’s most
exclusive club. As a Minyan member, you will join an elite circle of only several hundred of AIPAC’s most
dedicated members who get to know the personalities behind the politics. Benefits include all of the below
PLUS invitations to top-tier events in Washington and in New York. Past events have included a private
dinner with Vice President Dick Cheney, closed door briefings at the White House with the President’s top
foreign policy advisors and breakfasts on Capitol Hill with key Congressional committee chairs. Minyan
members receive an unparalleled opportunity to peer behind the scenes of America’s foreign policy.

Chairman’s Council honors those individuals who contribute a minimum of $36,000 annually to AIPAC.
In addition to all the below benefits, Chairman’s Council membership takes activists behind the scenes –
literally – and allows face-to-face meetings with some of the world’s leading figures, photo opportunities with
top principals like former President Bill Clinton, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and Secretary of State
Condoleezza Rice as well as invitations to attend special book signings with heroes like Elie Wiesel and
former Israeli President Chaim Herzog.

President’s Cabinet honors those individuals who contribute a minimum of $25,000 annually to AIPAC.
In addition to taking advantage of all the club level benefits below, President’s Cabinet members are invited
to participate in a one-of-a-kind biennial President’s Cabinet mission to Israel and another country of
strategic importance to Israel, featuring private meetings with the Prime Minister and other leading dignitaries
from each nation. Past missions have included trips to Brussels, Turkey, India, Poland and the Czech
Republic and most recently, Azerbaijan and Turkey.

Senate Club members contribute a minimum of $10,000 annually to ensure that the U.S.-Israel
relationship remains on track. Benefits include all of the below benefits PLUS an invitation to exclusive
Senate Club events held during AIPAC’s National Summit on Foreign Policy and Politics and the Annual
Policy Conference as well as reserved seating at these events. Senate Club members are entitled to a table
of ten at AIPAC’s Northeast Regional Dinner and are also invited on the biennial Senate Club mission to
Israel, featuring private meetings with leading dignitaries and policy makers. The next Senate Club Mission
to Israel is July 15-21, 2008.

Capitol Club members, who generously contribute $3,600, receive invitations to participate in AIPAC’s
National Summit on Foreign Policy and Politics, four seats at AIPAC’s Northeast Regional Dinner, special
cocktail receptions featuring members of Congress and other speakers, exclusive events at the annual
Policy Conference and private briefings by senior AIPAC staff in New York City.

Washington Club members, who make a minimum commitment of $1,500, are invited to exclusive events
in their communities featuring leading members of Congress and other policymakers, key Israeli diplomats
and top political pundits. Washington Club members receive two seats at the Northeast Regional Dinner.
They also receive members-only e-mail briefings as events break and are invited to participate in conference
calls with AIPAC’s senior leadership to discuss the most pressing issues of the day.

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