Membership
Click here
for the GFWC Membership Advancement Guide in the GFWC Club Manual.
Click here
for the Membership Record and Questionnaire.
Click here
for the Membership Report Cover Sheet.
The Fall Season Recruitment Campaign is "Rake in New
Members"
If you have
recruited one or more members between
September 1 and November 30, 2011
Please fill out the CAMPAIGN Report Form!
Reports
are due to GFWC December 1 and Diane Murphy, Membership
Chairman * November 28, 2011. *
Click here
for the Membership
Information handed out at our 2011 President's
Day.
Use this "New Member
Orientation" PowerPoint
Presentation with your Club!
Click on the image for the
presentation or right-click here
and choose "Save Target As"
(The right-click option only works in Internet
Explorer - Firefox and Chrome will ask you to save or open the file
when you click on the picture. Save it if you want to make
changes.)
Please
help GFWC of Massachusetts Junior Membership to obtain an accurate
count of our members. As soon as possible Please fill out the database
form completely and send it to:
Diane
Murphy at 40 Wilmarth Road Randolph, MA 02368.
Click here
to download the form for the GFWC of Massachusetts Junior Membership
Database
Below
are sample items to help with your club's membership:
Click here
to download a sample Membership Invitation Letter.
Click here
to download a sample Membership Open
House Flyer
Please
contact Diane Murphy, DMM7852@Gmail.com,
membership
chairman, for further information.
7 Easy Steps to
Making a Member Feel Like a Queen
1.
Have Fun! Provide a club atmosphere where creativity is appreciated and
members can challenge the skills and abilities of themselves and others
without fear. Fun + Education = Growth and Success
2. Show Members You Care About Them Call or write to absent members to
show them that they are valued by your club. Invite former members to
return and visit the club to see old friends and discover how the club
has progressed and what they are missing. Encourage members to seek out
leadership opportunities.
3. Provide Theme Nights and Varied Club Programming Have monthly or
quarterly theme nights that vary from the regular agenda. Have your
club members visit another local club or do a joint project.
4. Conduct Member Surveys Find out what your club members are thinking
about the club and its members. Have entry surveys for incoming members
and exit surveys for departing members to ensure that you are meeting
the needs of all members.
5. Begin a Club Mentor Program Guiding new members ensures that they
stay to become veteran members. Being a guide or mentor can introduce a
veteran member to some fresh ideas and people.
6. Ask For Help Ask members to serve as club officers. Ask members to
help set goals for the club. Ask members if they are happy with the way
the club is operating. Ask members what would make them happy and do it.
7. Say Thank You Recognize members.
“GFWC
– IT’S A VOLUNTEER THING”
Are you a club Membership
chairman, a club
president, or a club member? Membership is everyone’s job,
and we need EVERYONE to promote Membership. Try something new this
year. Make Membership an important part of your club goals, because you
need an influx of new members to keep your club a vital, active part of
GFWC.
Click here
for the Membership Satisfaction Survey.
JUST ASK!!
Do you remember these 2 simple words?
Many opportunities for
new members are missed because we just don’t extend ourselves
and ASK our friends and neighbors to join our GFWC club. It
can’t hurt to ASK.
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