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TCSA Membership
Your partner in building c-store success
TCSA Membership
Learn the best practices of the convenience store industry customized for the Tribal c-store context without breaking the bank.
For just $500 per store, your TCSA membership will include three all-day trainings a year for you and your team, specialized webinars year-round, and unlimited access to our video resource library. Shorten your learning curve, train your team, and make the connections you need to innovate your offering and grow your market share.
The maximum cost for membership is $3,000/yr (6 or more sites). If your Tribe is thinking of building a c-store, membership is based on a single-store rate of $500/yr.
Membership Benefits
Frequently Asked Questions
Who can join the Tribal Convenience Store Association?
TCSA Membership is open to all federally registered Tribes in the US. The majority of our members are Tribes who operate a convenience store or convenience store chain. Native business owners operating their own independent c-stores can join as Associate Members.
How Much Is A TCSA Membership?
Annual Membership in the Tribal Convenience Store Association is $500 per store you operate, whether you’re operating c-stores as a Tribal enterprise or as a Native-owned independent c-store business. Membership fees are capped at $3,000 per year.
Who can I attend TCSA events with my membership?
Whether you’re a Native c-store business owner or a Tribe, your TCSA membership entitles you to register up to five team members to attend our three in-person Member Meetings a year free of cost. If you operate six or more c-stores, you can register free attendees corresponding to the number of stores you operate. Additional registrations are $100 for in-person attendees; there is no limit to registration for virtual attendees to our Member Meetings. Our webinars have a cap to the number of attendees allowed and registration is available on a first-come-first-served basis.
How can I stay informed about what's going on with TCSA?
How do I attend TCSA meetings if there are COVID restrictions?
- Merton “Chief” Soloman, Associate with Colville Fuels – Tribal Trails
Nominated by John MacClain, Tribal Employment Rights Office Director, The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation. - Keesha Jefferson, Assistant Manager, Fisherman’s Cove Store.
Nominated by Shannon Horne, Director of Retail Operations, Lummi Commercial Company. - Denise Zunie, Assistant Manager, Cowlitz Tobacco Outlet.
Nominated by Marie Murray, Manager, Cowlitz Tobacco Outlet, Cowlitz Tribe.