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Membership Form
Registration
Membership types
Regular Members
Regular members are individuals who meet the club's eligibility requirements and pay full dues. They may have voting rights and be eligible to hold office or serve on committees.
Youth Members
Youth members are individuals who are currently enrolled in an accredited educational institution and are pursuing a degree in a relevant field. They may pay reduced dues and have limited voting rights.
Associate members
Associate members are individuals who have a professional or personal interest in the club's mission but may not meet the eligibility requirements for regular membership. They may pay reduced dues and have limited voting rights.
Corporate members
Corporate members are companies or organizations that wish to support the club and its mission. They may pay higher dues and be represented by one or more designated individuals who have voting rights and are eligible to hold office or serve on committees.
Honorary members
Honorary members are individuals who have made significant contributions to the club or to the community and are recognized for their achievements. They may not pay dues and may have limited voting rights.
Lifetime members
Lifetime members are individuals who pay a one-time fee to become members for life. They may have full voting rights and be eligible to hold office or serve on committees.
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Membership Form
Membership types
Regular Members
Regular members are individuals who meet the club's eligibility requirements and pay full dues. They may have voting rights and be eligible to hold office or serve on committees.
Youth Members
Youth members are individuals who are currently enrolled in an accredited educational institution and are pursuing a degree in a relevant field. They may pay reduced dues and have limited voting rights.
Associate members
Associate members are individuals who have a professional or personal interest in the club's mission but may not meet the eligibility requirements for regular membership. They may pay reduced dues and have limited voting rights.
Corporate members
Corporate members are companies or organizations that wish to support the club and its mission. They may pay higher dues and be represented by one or more designated individuals who have voting rights and are eligible to hold office or serve on committees.
Honorary members
Honorary members are individuals who have made significant contributions to the club or to the community and are recognized for their achievements. They may not pay dues and may have limited voting rights.
Lifetime members
Lifetime members are individuals who pay a one-time fee to become members for life. They may have full voting rights and be eligible to hold office or serve on committees.
