Become a Psychedelic Club of Denver member!

  Become a Psychedelic Club of Denver member! Our membership program is a great way to give back to the club, be more involved in the community, and get even more great benefits from the club! A few of our membership perks:

  • Access to a private community Discord server
  • Voting power within the organization
  • Members-exclusive events
  • Volunteer opportunities

This is your club, so if you want to see something on this list, let us know!

Membership Dues

While we suggest a monthly contribution of $15/month, we want membership to be as accessible as possible, so you can give whatever you’re comfortable giving. No one will be turned away due to a lack of funds.

Where does your money go?

  • Management expenses
  • Membership perks, voted on by PCoD members
  • Harm reduction supplies, i.e. test kits, educational materials, naloxone/Narcan
  • Operating costs, i.e. event costs
  • Marketing & outreach

Ready to become a Psychedelic Club member?

We accept two routes of becoming a member:

  • Donate online to our Donor Box page (preferred)
  • We also accept membership dues in cash at in-person events.

Once you’re a member, we’ll send you an email outlining all your benefits along with an invite to our private Discord server. We look forward to seeing you on Discord and at our events soon!


Free anonymous substance checking. Text us at (719) 881-0768 to learn more today!

Psychedelic Club of Denver in the Press

“This six-year-old nonprofit connects pro-psychedelic organizations, provides harm reduction (like free checks to ensure the purity and safety of substances), and helps boost the benefits of psychedelics”

Lindsey B. King

“…conversations are moving forward with or without the city’s involvement. At the Psychedelic Club of Denver, members meet regularly to ask questions and share knowledge with each other about psilocybin.”

Alexander Lekhtman

“The Denver club … is not about consuming psychedelics, but rather about redefining our cultural relationship with them. Members meet regularly around Denver to listen to guest speakers and discuss topics like the corporatization of psychedelics…”

Robyn Griggs Lawrence