Membership Retention.

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Membership Retention

Membership Retention Purpose? Survival as an organization Keep new members coming back Personal development of members Improves quality of Lodge programs Greater impact on our world

Membership Retention Unit Leader/Unit Culture and Troop OA Representatives Units Embrace the OA and make it an integral part of the troop program Units appoint active Troop OA Representatives OA Troop Reps know their role Lodge trains and supports Troop Reps

Membership Retention Extended Elangomat Program Goes beyond the Ordeal Experience Carries through at least to Brotherhood One-on-One Connection Does not have to be original Elangomat

Membership Retention Brotherhood Brotherhood Conversion/getting the bars Actual “Brotherhood”/a Band of Brothers

Membership Retention Traditions Should have a purpose Traditions can encourage membership retention Evaluate to see if some traditions are having an adverse effect on membership retention Traditions can be formal and informal

Membership Retention Spirit It is what we are all about It is the personal passion within each member The origin of that passion will vary from person-to-person

Membership Retention Mentoring Create an atmosphere of fostering leadership Provides purpose for older youth Provides guidance and inspiration for younger youth True servant leadership

Membership Retention Takeaway Challenge What are YOU doing to retain fellow members? What do you do to fuel your own spirit/passion? What are three program/activity aspects that your Lodge can implement to increase membership retention?