Association Membership

Department

 


Wanted

Membership Retention!

Membership Coordinators:

Bill Highberger Districts 1&5 whighberger@netzero.net  410-923-3760
Mike Stumbaugh Districts 2&4 wm201w@yahoo.com 301-739-6171
  Districts 7&8    
Jim Black Districts 3&6 jamesblacksr@verizon.net 410-288-1878
April. 2008 Top Regional Managers 90% of Lodges or Better Reporting

MD-DE-DC Moose Association is committed to achieve 100% in everything we do and we can because WE ALL BELIEVE!!!

 
 
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SPONSOR 4 New Members and Earn a $25.00 Gasoline Card 
 
SPONSOR 8 and RECEIVE ANOTHER $25.00 
Sponsor applicants (All dues and fees must be collected)
 
 
May 15, 2008 through June 30, 2008
 
        MD/DE/DC Moose Association

 

Orientation Form by Dona Hale 2008. You can print these and hand them out to new and prospective members.  It tells "The Story of the Moose" and our Mission Statement.
If you please could help us spread the word...

Click this link for flyer information to post in your Lodge.

Raffle Tickets for the "Bull Moose Chopper" are now available for purchase online at mooseintl.org and at mooseheart.org. There is a click through banner at the bottom of the public Moose International main page that allows members and non-members alike to use their Visa, Master Card or American Express card to purchase tickets for this custom motorcycle. Remember all proceeds go to the Child City & School. The bike will be going on tour starting this week with a stop at Daytona Bike Week, there will be a stop at the International Moose Convention as well. The winner will be drawn on August 11.

Only 15,000 tickets are available and may be sold to the public. Any Lodges or Chapters wishing to obtain tickets to sell at their functions may contact me directly.

Thanks in advance for helping distribute this info. A flyer is also attached to this email.


Fraternally,

Chris Ecker
Moose International
Assistant Director Fraternal Programs
630-966-2216
cecker@mooseintl.org
 

Win! Win! Win!

A Hand Held TomTom GPS

Let’s all “Gimme Five!” To all LOOM Units please Post and include this article in your News Letters
Guidelines for a Successful Former Member Campaign
How to Keep The Regional Manager Away!
 
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Last update 05/16/2008

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Membership Application

Orientation Form by Dona Hale 2008. You can print these and hand them out to new and prospective members.  It tells "The Story of the Moose" and our Mission Statement.

 


The goal of the Moose Association this year will be to concentrate on retaining our current members.  While we are always looking for new members to help keep our lodges, chapters, and legions alive, we also need to be aware that letting them walk out the backdoor doesn't help anyone in the end.

The member that joins and drops one year latter will give your unit a bad image because that is all they will remember.  Get them active, and you will keep them.

Some ways to keep your members:

1.  Activities, Activities, Activities
(If there is no reason to go to the club, why pay the annual dues)

2.  Class Reunions
(After six months, send out invitations to those that enrolled and invite them back for a free dinner, or a free drink with a purchased dinner.  Remind them that you care.)

3.  Call and check in on them.
(Have the trustees, or form a committee to come to the lodge and call some of the members and see how they are doing)

4.  Everyone needs a reminder.
(Are you sending each delinquent member  3 reminders.  One shortly after their dues expire, second 30 days after expire, third 60 days after expire.)