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PO Box 356 Grand Haven MI 49417 WELCOME! Counterpart was founded in Grand Haven, Michigan, in 1974 at the height of the Women's Movement as a counterpart to the local Rotary club, which at that time did not allow women to become members. Today, Counterpart is an organization that provides an opportunity and support system for personal and professional growth, networking, and service, supporting local women and children. Membership is open to all who are interested in expanding their horizons and network of acquaintances. Counterpart serves the Tri-Cities area of Grand Haven, Spring Lake, and Ferrysburg, and western Ottawa County. Throughout the year, we support women and children in crisis by giving to The Center for Women in Transition (CWIT) and the People Center through donations, clothing drives, and benefits. Counterpart also works to nurture self- esteem in girls by supporting such programs as Girls State and Girls on the Run. Chris Wright, 2016 WOTY. Photo by Becky Vargo, Grand Haven Tribune.

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Page 1: Photo by Becky Vargo, Grand Haven Tribune. WELCOME · 2018. 1. 30. · Photo by Becky Vargo, Grand Haven Tribune. EESUNCHUES . _ and pay at the door for each meeting _ _ _ _ _ _ D

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WELCOME! Counterpart was founded in Grand Haven, Michigan, in 1974 at the height of the Women's Movement as a counterpart to the local Rotary club, which at that time did not allow women to become members. Today, Counterpart is an organization that provides an opportunity and support system for personal and professional growth, networking, and service, supporting local women and children. Membership is open to all who are interested in expanding their horizons and network of acquaintances. Counterpart serves the Tri-Cities area of Grand Haven, Spring Lake, and Ferrysburg, and western Ottawa County. Throughout the year, we support women and children in crisis by giving to The Center for Women in Transition (CWIT) and the People Center through donations, clothing drives, and benefits. Counterpart also works to nurture self-esteem in girls by supporting such programs as Girls State and Girls on the Run.

Chris Wright, 2016 WOTY. Photo by Becky Vargo,

Grand Haven Tribune.

Page 2: Photo by Becky Vargo, Grand Haven Tribune. WELCOME · 2018. 1. 30. · Photo by Becky Vargo, Grand Haven Tribune. EESUNCHUES . _ and pay at the door for each meeting _ _ _ _ _ _ D

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DUES AND LUNCH FEES

Annual Dues are $28, due April 1. Dues may be pro-rated if a member joins in the middle of the year.

Lunch Fees are $11 per lunch and are based on charges made to the organization by the restaurant.

Lunch fees are paid by one of two ways:

Prepaid Members pay in advance for their lunches, either annually ($132) or quarterly (April, July, October, January —$33 per quarter). They must cancel if unable to attend.

Monthly Members make a reservation

and pay at the door for each meeting they attend or reserve to attend.

You MUST make (or cancel) a reservation by noon the Monday prior to the luncheon. Please note that Counterpart is charged for each luncheon plate ordered. Once you make a reservation, payment for your meal is due even if you cannot attend the luncheon.

To make or cancel reservations, call or email Martha Roldan: 616.607.9205 [email protected] by noon on Monday prior to the luncheon.

MEETINGS

Members and guests meet the first Wednesday of each month for lunch and a program with diverse issues or areas of interest. To see a schedule and descriptions of upcoming programs, visit our website at: mycounterpart.wordpress.com

Counterpart recognizes that our members are busy and often have conflicts requiring them to leave a meeting early, or skip a meeting altogether. The Counterpart format gives members the ability to limit their involvement to the monthly meeting or to expand it by serving as an officer.

TRY US OUT

Membership is open to all who are interested in personal growth and community service opportunities. Membership dues support service-oriented projects and programs. Guests are welcome to try us out and may attend up to three times a year. The cost per luncheon is $11.00. But, of course, we hope once you try us on for size, you'll join us!

BECOME A MEMBER

To join Counterpart, please complete the form included and bring it to the next meeting, mail to Counterpart, PO Box 356, Grand Haven, MI 49417, or email to:

[email protected]

Checks should be made payable to Counterpart.

For membership questions, please call or email Jeri Fischer:

616.842.1734 [email protected]