Membership
Enjoy the Benefits of OSNA Membership
OSNA offers many membership benefits to Oregon’s school nutrition and foodservice professionals, including:
- Networking opportunities with your peers at OSNA conferences and events
- School Meal Scoop, OSNA’s monthly newsletter covering news and trends in Oregon’s school foodservice community
- Special member-only resources through the national School Nutrition Association
How Do I Become a Member
As a state affiliate of the national School Nutrition Association (SNA), Oregon members must register with SNA. Since SNA collects both state and national dues for its state affiliates, individual membership applications must include both national and state dues (+ processing fee.)
Visit SNA’s State Membership Application webpage or download the application here in PDF format, then complete and send application along with payment to:
SNA Depository
PO Box 719297
Philadelphia, PA 19171-9297
School District Owned (or State Agency Owned) Membership (SDM) is an alternative to standard individual memberships and designed to make it easier for school districts to pay for memberships and allow their employees to enjoy the many benefits of SNA membership. To find out more about SDM, please click here.
Industry Membership
Any organization that provides support, products or services to school foodservice professionals and school nutrition programs is eligible to join OSNA as an industry member. OSNA’s industry members represent various supply chain segments, including:
- Manufacturers of food and beverage products
- Equipment manufacturers
- Computer hardware/software and other technology companies
- Foodservice suppliers and smallwares companies
- Brokers and distributors
- And organizations that provide consulting services to the school nutrition profession
Please click here to take advantage of OSNA’s Oregon Industry Membership.
Cost: $50.00 per year and you can renew with your membership each year with your conference registration.
OSNA Industry Members will receive a copy of the attendees to our conference at by February 28.
OSNA Bylaws
Notification of Proposed Bylaw Changes (Jan. 19, 2026)
The OSNA Executive Board is proposing updating the bylaws to align with the School Nutrition Association and to restructure our areas.
Purpose of the New Area Structure
The goal of creating new areas is to establish more evenly sized populations and balance the workload among Area Representatives. Currently, some representatives serve more than 300 individuals, while others represent fewer than 20. This restructuring will result in each Area Representative serving approximately 153–293 individuals, with two At-Large Area Representatives available to provide additional support across all areas.
Please reach out to any of the Executive Board members if you have comments on these bylaw changes or fill out this form. Bylaw Comments
Area Changes At A Glance
At Large Area 1 – Supporting odd numbered areas and elected on odd years.
At Large Area 2 – Supporting even numbered areas and elected on even years.
Area 1: Clatsop, Columbia, Washington, and Tillamook Counties
Area 2: Benton, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Polk and Yamhill Counties
Area 3: Lane County, Douglas, Coos, Curry, Josephine, Jackson, Klamath, Lake, Harney, Malheur, Baker, Grant, Wheeler, Crook, Deschutes and Jefferson Counties
Area 4: Multnomah, Clackamas, Hood River, Wasco, Sherman, Gilliam, Morrow, Umatilla, Wallowa, and Union Counties
Note: Members can direct questions about the association’s bylaws to any Executive Board member. Contact information can be found on the Executive Board page on this website.
