The monthly membership fee is fully tax-deductible and all-inclusive accommodation for one adult is provided as a membership benefit. You receive room credits that can be used for lodging at any property within the Finding Camelot network. Here’s how it works:

• Each room is assigned a credit value based on privacy and amenities.

• Members can use their credits to secure accommodations that suit their needs, whether it’s a private room in a household complex or a space in a Logos Nostos estate.

• Room credits are transferable across the network, allowing you to explore different properties and communities as part of your membership.

This system ensures fairness, flexibility, and accessibility while keeping the process simple for our members.

Membership Add-Ons provide members with the ability to customize their experience and tailor their participation to best fit their needs. For additional privacy, convenience, or engagement, our add-ons offer a range of options to enhance your communal living experience. These upgrades allow for greater flexibility while ensuring that every member can find a balance that suits their lifestyle within the structured household environment.

Dependent Add-On

For members with minor dependents, the Dependent Add-On provides an affordable and structured way to integrate children into the Finding Camelot community.

At $250 per month, this add-on covers one or two dependents

(Under the age of 18)

 Ensuring that they receive communal accommodations, guidance, and care within the household structure. 

• Communal Accommodations 

Dependents live in communal accommodations, in accordance with the fundamental principle that shapes Finding Camelot’s core values:

Every human deserves basic care and comfort, regardless of contribution.

The specific layout of accommodations in Household Complexes varies based on the specific property's structure, taking one of the following forms:

• Two rooms by gender, regardless of age.
• Three rooms divided by age groups only.
• Four rooms: three divided by age, with the third also split by gender.

This structure ensures that dependents receive the privacy they need to grow up—but not enough to be a grown-up in.

• Childcare Rotation Commitment 

In addition to the financial contribution, each Dependent Add-On increases the membership holder’s childcare rotation responsibilities:

One add-on = Two days per rotation 

Two add-ons = Three days per rotation 

This ensures that caregiving remains a shared responsibility, with a fair and balanced distribution of the workload.

• Benefits & Opportunities

The Dependent Add-On covers up to two minor dependents, which has two major benefits:

1. A second pregnancy does not create an additional financial burden, allowing families to focus on bonding, overall health, and emotional support well through the crucial fourth trimester.
2. An odd number of biological children makes fostering or adopting more accessible, with little additional cost to the sponsoring membership holder.

Through Finding Camelot’s structure, dependents gain the social skills and community-oriented mindset that will serve them well throughout life. 

The formative years—birth to 5 or 6 years old—are critical in developing resilience, empathy, and compassion. 

By integrating children into a supportive and structured communal environment, the Dependent Add-On ensures that every child receives care, stability, and a foundation for future success.

The MealPlan Add-on offers full portions of home-cooked meals at a discounted rate for Household Membership Holders. This plan provides 25 meals at a base price of $100, with the opportunity to reduce costs through volunteer work.

• This Pricing Structure

Base Rate: $100 for 25 meals ($4.00 per meal)

• Volunteer Discount Options:

4 Hours of Volunteer Work → $70 for 25 meals ($2.80 per meal)

8 Hours of Volunteer Work → $40 for 25 meals ($1.60 per meal)

Volunteer hours must be completed in 4-hour or 8-hour blocks before discounts are applied. This ensures that meal costs remain low while encouraging active participation in the Meal Prep Program and Kitchen Garden Program.

Members receive a MealSwipe Card as needed, making it easy to access affordable, high-quality meals throughout the network. 

We provide a community-driven food system while keeping costs accessible for those willing to contribute their time and effort.

Room Credit Add-On

For members who wish to upgrade their living space, the Room Credit Add-On provides additional flexibility within the Finding Camelot Network.

Key Features:

• $250 for an additional credit.
• All room ratings are based on single adult occupancy.
• Double occupancy increases the total cost by one additional room credit.
• This ensures that every adult resident has signed a membership contract.

Ideal for members seeking enhanced luxury without desiring a second occupant.

By offering greater comfort and flexibility, the Room Credit Add-On empowers members to customize their accommodations while maintaining the communal structure of Finding Camelot.

The Basic Membership at Finding Camelot provides an affordable and flexible way to engage in communal living while maintaining personal independence.

For a flat monthly fee of $250 per month, one adult member receives one room credit

Which can be exchanged for accommodations at any property within the Finding Camelot Network that is not mortgaged. Accommodations include property utilities, streaming services, and delivery services, all of which are provided as part of a household family membership where applicable.

Participation Requirements

Basic members enjoy more flexibility but are still expected to contribute to the shared responsibilities that keep the household running smoothly. These contributions include:

Household Upkeep – Helping maintain cleanliness and organization in shared spaces.

Meal Preparation Participation – Our basic members are allowed the discretion to choose how much of their grocery budget is supplemented by the common purse.

• Five communal meals per month included for one scheduled meal prep.
• Add-on available for additional meals at an additional cost.
• Volunteer opportunities for minimize the costs.

Community Engagement – Attending household meetings and being an active participant in decision-making.

Flexible Participation Opportunities

Basic Members do not take on household leadership roles but still play an essential part in the cooperative living environment.

They have the option to volunteer for additional responsibilities, such as assisting with childcare or gardening, but these are not required.

By offering a balance between affordability, flexibility, and communal engagement, the Basic Membership Package allows members to enjoy the benefits of shared living while maintaining personal autonomy within the structured household environment.