New Member Signup List
- Collect dues and application sheet.
- Add the new member to Turbobase.com
- Sign them up on the Toastmasters Int. website.
- Deposit Dues in USBank account
Here is how to add a new member to Turbobase.com
Watch the Turbobase video just to become familiar in general with Turbobase.
- http://www.Toastmasters.org
- Login – you will have to setup an account if you have not done this in the past.
- Leadership Central
- Club Central
- South County Toastmasters Club – 00001957
- Submit membership application(s) – new/dual/reinstate
- Yes Proceed
- Type in their name
- Yes – create new member
- Follow the prompts and fill in all the needed information
- Pay for the new member with the club debit card.
- Print Receipt for the new member and put it in the yearly receipts folder
- Record the charge in the checkbook
- Record the charge in the online spreadsheet.
- Put the member application in the folder.
- Add new member and mentor to the Mentor List online.
- Never send debit card or bank account information via email. Email is inherently insecure.
If the Toastmaster Int. site is down, it’s better to use the U.S. mail to send in new member applications. - Have receipts for all expenditures. Keep them in check number order.
- Create a detailed log of all expenditures and money collected. Indicate what each expenditure is for and if money is collected who it is from.
- Use the bank debit card for new member applications.
- Submit new member applications to T.I. within 48 hours.
- Enter new member contact information into Turbobase – see instructions below.
- Read Treasurer Training book and go to District Training.
- Don’t send in member dues until they actually give you the dues.
- Keep detailed records for all expenses and receipts.
- Send in Form 990n by May 15th for the previous year.
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Dear Club Officer,
In August 2015, the Board of Directors amended Policy 2.0: Club and Membership Eligibility, to more clearly define a member or club that is in “good standing,” effective July 1, 2016.
Since that time, there have been many questions regarding the impact on individual members and clubs who do not pay their renewals on time.
Impact on the member:
- If a member does not pay their renewal dues by April 1 or October 1, the member will not be in good standing and will remain in this status until their dues are paid.
- Any members who do not pay October renewal dues by October 1 will remain on the club’s online roster for up to two months. During this time a club officer may pay the delinquent renewal order, returning the member’s status to good standing. (This is considered a late payment and not a reinstatement.)
- Reinstatement only occurs when there is a break in membership between renewal periods.
Impact on the club:
- Renewal requirements (paying dues for eight members, three of whom are renewing) must be met by April 1 or October 1 by the club.
- If the club does not meet the requirements then the club will no longer be in good standing and will remain in this status until the requirements are met.
- Reinstatement of the club will only need to occur if the renewal requirements are not met within six months of the last due date and the club is suspended.
To ensure a smooth transition, club officers will continue to have access to Club Central to conduct club business for up to two months past April 1 and October 1, even if they do not pay their renewal dues on time.
If you have any questions about the renewal process, please contact renewals@toastmasters.org.
Sincerely,
Toastmasters International
www.toastmasters.org