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Where Does Membership Money Go?
Where Does Membership Money Go?
Membership has rewards, you get to have fun being a part of a Jeep Club and you help spread awareness about Child Abuse throughout our communities, parti
As a Club, a large portion of our profits raised every quarter will be donated to
Families Flourish ND.
FFND is a non-profit for the state of North Dakota and a member of Prevent Child Ab
Membership has rewards, you get to have fun being a part of a Jeep Club and you help spread awareness about Child Abuse throughout our communities, parti
As a Club, a large portion of our profits raised every quarter will be donated to
Families Flourish ND.
FFND is a non-profit for the state of North Dakota and a member of Prevent Child Abuse America. They deal with reported abuse cases, and also have to find time to spread the awareness. That is where JACA comes in, to help spread awareness .
Where Does Membership Money Go?
Where Does Membership Money Go?
Where Does Membership Money Go?
From our membership costs, here is the breakdown of where the monies go:
- Jeep Club Members - $30.00 of the $50 will go to FFND
- Passive Members - $15.00 of the $25 will go to FFND
Below is the first year cost and the annual renewal
- Business Partners - $150.00 of the $250 will go to FFND
- Business Partners - $125.00 of the $150 will go to FFND
Other Monies Raised
Where Does Membership Money Go?
Other Monies Raised
Any event or fundraiser that is deemed a FFND fundraiser, 100% of the profit after event expenses goes directly towards FFND.
All direct Donation(s) will be go towards FFND.
Any Monies raised from a Jeep Club event 75% of the remaining funds after all expenses will be donated to FFND.
The remaining 25% will be set aside for future events and promotional items to the Jeep Club.
Jeep Club Members
Business Partners
Other Monies Raised
- Main requirement is Own a Jeep of any style.
- This membership is $50 per year.
- Being a Club member allows you access to the Club's Facebook pag post pictures of your jeep, and comment on posts.
- This membership also allows you to vote on club policies and changes. In addition, you can run for office in the JACA Jeep Club.
- You also will be invi
- Main requirement is Own a Jeep of any style.
- This membership is $50 per year.
- Being a Club member allows you access to the Club's Facebook pag post pictures of your jeep, and comment on posts.
- This membership also allows you to vote on club policies and changes. In addition, you can run for office in the JACA Jeep Club.
- You also will be invited to all club functions, such as trail rides, parades, social gatherings and other events.
- You will receive a windshield logo that reflects being a member
Passive Members
Business Partners
Business Partners
- This membership is $25 per year.
- Being a Passive member, you will be invited to most events that the JACA Jeep Club hosts.
- You will be able to post or comment on the Facebook page.
- You will not be able to run for any office or vote on club related items.
- You will receive a windshield logo that reflects your support.
Business Partners
Business Partners
Business Partners
- This is $250 for the first year, it includes adding your business logo to our JACA Jeep Club banner, displayed at all events that the club participates in. Your logo and a link to your website. Your logo will be added to our Partners area of our website. You will also receive a poster that you can display reflecting your support.
- Business
- This is $250 for the first year, it includes adding your business logo to our JACA Jeep Club banner, displayed at all events that the club participates in. Your logo and a link to your website. Your logo will be added to our Partners area of our website. You will also receive a poster that you can display reflecting your support.
- Businesses to renew your embership and keep your logo on the banner, the cost is $150 per year.
- Business members you will be allowed to post on the club Facebook pages
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