Thank you for your interest in Altrusa International District Nine -

a dynamic organization making a difference in our communities.

 

Ready to make an impact?

Join a network of leaders who serve, empower, and create lasting change in their communities.

Apply for Membership HERE

We are excited that you have decided to start your Altrusa Journey!

 

Want to learn more first?
Click the Interest link below to receive more details about membership. A local Altrusa representative will connect with you to share how you can get involved.

Member Interest Form

We look forward to getting to know you and helping you discover how Altrusa can be part of your journey!

GUIDELINES FOR MEMBERSHIP:
  1. Members are expected to pay their dues promptly.
  2. Members are expected to work on club service projects.
  3. Members are expected to take part in fund raising activities.
  4. Members are expected to attend business and program meetings to offer input and vote on club business.
  5. Members are encouraged to report at least five hours of volunteer time on projects.
 

VOLUNTEER HOURS:

Volunteer hours are recorded for each member to capture the impact of our service to our communities.  Three types of volunteer hours are recorded:

A. Community Service Hours - Community Service involvement entails service projects and activities sanctioned by Altrusa, as documented in a club’s minutes. Service hours include time spent in planning, preparation, execution and evaluation of fund-raisers and service projects. (Operating and internal fund-raisers used to fund the administrative operating budget do not qualify for any service hours, but hours spent working on the Foundation fundraisers do count.)

B. Member Services Hours - Altrusa's member services include services such as production of the newsletter, board or committee meetings, leadership-development workshops, International Representation at Conference, etc.

C. Other Volunteer Hours - Club member participation in non-Altrusa community service activities includes volunteer work, for example, in hospitals, schools, libraries, not-for-profit organizations, and activities such as mentoring, tutoring, etc.