Membership Styles

Corporate Employee Membership is designed to attract representatives from businesses that are otherwise not represented in our Club.  It recognizes the need for flexibility in Rotary membership to meet the structure of the corporate environment.  This membership allows multiple individuals from a business to become active and contributing members of the Club.

 

Each individual within a Corporate Employee Membership must meet the Club’s standards for election to membership, and upon acceptance are extended full rights of membership.  While all designees under the Corporate Employee Membership are encouraged to attend the weekly meetings, the goal is to have at least one representative at each meeting. The executive member pays full dues while the others pay the Rotary dues minus the lunch dues.  Additional lunch dues are required when more than one from the corporate membership group attends a meeting.  Each designee is encouraged to attend club events, participate in projects, and serve on committees or officer positions.

 

Household Membership is designed to attract the domestic partners of Rotary members that are otherwise not represented in our Club.  It is also designed as a more affordable option for new members who want to join with their significant other.  The main member pays full dues while the other pays the Rotary dues minus the lunch dues.  Additional lunch dues are required when more than one from the household membership attends a meeting.  This membership allows two individuals from a household to become active and contributing members of the Club.  Children are not included in this membership, but are always welcome at appropriate service projects and programs.  Mentoring our youth in Rotary is important to the future of Rotary.

 

Each individual within a Household Membership must meet the Club’s standards for election to membership, and upon acceptance are extended full rights of membership.  While both designees under the Household Membership are encouraged to attend the weekly meetings, the goal is to have at least one representative at 50% of the meetings. Each designee is encouraged to attend club events, participate in projects, and serve on committees or officer positions.

 

Teacher Membership is designed to allow membership to teachers who are otherwise not represented in our Club due to attendance challenges throughout the school year.  It recognizes the need for flexibility in Rotary membership to meet the needs of teachers who want to be involved in a service club to help their community.   

 

Teachers must meet the Club’s standards for election to membership, and upon acceptance are extended full rights of membership.  While teachers would be excused from attending the weekly meetings during the school year, they would be encouraged to follow our Facebook page and read the program information posted to our website weekly to stay connected to the club.   They are also encouraged to attend club events, participate in projects, and serve on committees whenever possible through the year.  Involvement in service projects or committee work during the school year does count towards attendance by informing the club secretary.  Officer positions would not be extended due to the attendance challenge during the school year.

Fees for Teacher Membership will follow all regular fees in place at the time of membership except for the meal portion which will only be charged for one quarter.  The goal for attendance is at least 50% of the meetings throughout the non-teaching quarter and to attend 2 to 3 projects or socials throughout the year.