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How to Start an International MOMS Club in Your Town

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    • 1). Visit the MOMS club website (see "Resources") to see if there is a chapter near you already in existence. Simply click on the link that reads "Find a chapter near you" at the bottom of the homepage and complete the form. To locate an international chapter, click on the link that reads "International Chapters." A representative from the organization will contact you soon after regarding local chapters. If there is no chapter currently in existence, then you can begin the process of starting one yourself.

    • 2). Complete the registration form, which you will find on the official website. Once finished, print and mail it to the MOMS club mailing address along with your $30 registration fee.

    • 3). Review the MOMS Club manual, which you will receive approximately 6 to 8 weeks after registration. International chapters may take longer to receive the manual than domestic chapters. Read it carefully as it contains important information regarding starting a club, local events, membership and rule guidelines.

    • 4). Speak with a MOMS Club Coordinator to address any questions or concerns you may have. The coordinators are volunteer women who are either chapter officers or club founders. You will be assigned a MOMS Club Coordinator once registration is complete. Get familiar with using email and instant messenger because the MOMS Club Coordinator assigned to you may be from another country.

    • 5). Gather a group of women who are interesting in participating in the chapter and select executive board members. The founder is automatically the chapter president.

    • 6). Recruit members to join the club via marketing tactics such as flyers, websites, emails, social media or word of mouth.

    • 7). Introduce the club to new members by hosting an open house or an informational session. Plan activities for members to participate in, such as a mother's night out or a playgroup.

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