1. SNA STAR CLUB
*Consider customizing and adding your state logo as well as pictures of your state’s Star Club members.
****The following presentation provides a background on SNA’s Star Club as well as details on the newly revamped program – launching June, This presentation is intended to be a template/guide and can be customized for your state association and specific needs. In addition, suggested speaking points are provided for each slide.
Consider using this presentation:
At your state association’s conference
At an awards ceremony
At a Star Club breakfast or reception
During local/chapter meetings
For questions or more information about SNA’s Star Club program, please visit or

2. SNA Star Club Dedicated Members – Building the Future of SNA!
*Consider adding a note and/or slide about how your state recognizes Star Club Members.
Dedicated Members – Building the Future of SNA!
Recruit new members to SNA
Earn points for new members + every year they renew
SNA is the strong organization it is today because of members who recognize the value of SNA membership and dedicate themselves to the association and its mission. The Star Club is a way for SNA to recognize and thank members who recruit and retain SNA members.
Every time a member’s name is listed on a new member application as the referrer, that person receives one credit – plus an additional credit is earned for every year that member renews.
Star Club members are recognized throughout the year, including special recognition at SNA’s Annual National Conference. In addition, a gift of appreciation is awarded for each time a member reaches the next Star Club level.

3. New Star Club New design + logo Fewer levels New awards
Credits do not expire
In an effort to revitalize and bring more clarity to the Star Club, SNA has made a few changes to the current program:
There is a new logo, color scheme and overall design (including new brochures and flyers).
The levels have been simplified and renamed.
There are new awards for each level.
Star Club credits no longer expire; once you earn a Star Club credit, you keep it for as long as you are an active SNA National member.

4. New Star Club Levels
The new Star Club levels (as detailed in this table) are as follows:
Star Club Member = 3 credits
Bronze Star = 10 credits
Silver Star = 50 credits
Gold Star = 100 credits
Platinum Star = 150 credits
Diamond Star = 250 credits
Current Star Club members will be automatically be reorganized into the new categories.

5. *Please do not copy or use the SNA or General Mills logos anywhere other than this slide.
The Star Club is brought to you by the School Nutrition Association and General Mills. For more information about the Star Club, please visit,
And THANK YOU to all Star Club members for your amazing efforts to recruit and retain SNA members!