COPS/Metro's strength is in its members: the religious institutions, labor locals, and other nonprofit and civic institutions that share a concern for community and are rooted in traditions of democracy. COPS/Metro is broad-based and works in the interest of our community's families, as an interfaith organization that embraces a membership of both religious and secular institutions.

As COPS/Metro members, institutions commit to building "organizing teams" or “action teams” of leaders and potential leaders to work on local issues identified by the team. By joining with other institutions that have similar goals and concerns, COPS/Metro members increase their collective power and work to achieve victories on local and city-wide issues. Member institutions pay dues to ensure COPS/Metro has a secure and independent core budget.

Current dues-paying member institutions include:

• American Federation of Teachers
• Congregation of Divine Providence
• Divine Redeemer Presbyterian
• El Carmen 
• First Unitarian Universalist
• Holy Family
• Holy Redeemer
• Holy Rosary
• Immaculate Conception
• Macedonia Baptist Church
• Our Lady of Guadalupe - Helotes
• Our Lady of Guadalupe - San Antonio
• Presentation Sisters  
• SA RISE
• Sacred Heart
• San Antonio Alliance of Teachers & ESPs
• San Antonio Firefighters Association
• San Juan de los Lagos
• Sisters of the Holy Spirit
• Southside Education Association
• St. Alphonsus
• St. Bonaventure
• St. Francis of Assisi
• St. John Baptist Church
• St. Leo the Great
• St. Margaret Mary
• St. Philip of Jesus
• St. Timothy

If you are interested in forming an organizing team with your local institution, contact the COPS/Metro Alliance office.