Welcome to WIN
Next Steps
1
Received an invite?
Excellent! Whether you heard about WIN from a friend or event, we’re happy you’re here. Fill out this form to register for our next meeting:
2
Apply
After your first meeting, we invite you to fill out our application prior to attending a second monthly meeting. Apply here:
Please note, there is a $25 non-refundable application fee.
3
Welcome to WIN
After attending two meetings, the WIN Board will review your application and receipt of application fee and dues. With approval, we welcome you to our organization and ongoing meetings as a new WIN Sister!
“I have been a member of WIN for 3 years now and have loved it. I have thoroughly enjoyed gtting to know strong women in the community. WIN is a fantastic place to meet, network, support and foster friendships with women. I love the philanthropic element, too!
— LAURA PERRY, TREASURER AND MEMBER
FAQs
Do I have to know someone in WIN to be able to join?
Most of our referrals come from knowing someone who is a member of WIN already, but that is not always the case! Whether you found us via search, met us as an event, or were invited by a friend, we’d love to meet you.
Why do I need to attend two meetings before becoming a member?
As much as we look forward to meeting you, we’d like you to get to know us also. WIN is a non-profit organization including women of all age groups, walks of life, and business categories. We are a group of unique individuals with a like-minded approach to networking and serving our community. The first meeting is intended for meeting our members and discovering if WIN is the type of group you’re looking for. There is no committment to join after a first meeting. The second meeting is where we ask a prospective member to return with the intent of applying for membership.
Where do my application fees and dues go?
Fees and dues are collected to cover administrative costs, with all excess returning to our community via partnership with other non-profits. Financial accounts are reviewed at each monthly meeting, keeping our members informed of where fees, dues, and donations are being applied.