Club dues tracker spreadsheet
A ready made spreadsheet that works out who has paid, who is due soon and who has lapsed.
Helps with: Keeping one honest list of members and payments, and seeing at a glance who to remind.
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Spreadsheets, checklists and templates for treasurers, secretaries and membership chairs. Free to download, no email needed, and yours to change.
Spreadsheets and reports for the person who looks after the money.
A ready made spreadsheet that works out who has paid, who is due soon and who has lapsed.
Helps with: Keeping one honest list of members and payments, and seeing at a glance who to remind.
A budget spreadsheet with income by source, expenses by category, and actual against budget worked out for you.
Helps with: Planning the year, and showing the board where the money really went.
A one page report for board meetings: opening balance, money in, money out, closing balance and a bank check.
Helps with: Giving the board a clear picture every month, in a format that takes ten minutes to fill in.
A spreadsheet to plan an event's costs, find the break even ticket price and track every ticket sold.
Helps with: Knowing before the event whether it will cover its costs, and afterwards whether it did.
Signing people up, welcoming them and asking them to renew.
Four ready to send messages: a first reminder, a second reminder, a last call and a thank you.
Helps with: Asking members to renew without sounding pushy, and thanking them properly when they do.
A one page sign up form: contact details, membership type, household, email consent and payment.
Helps with: Signing up new members on paper at events and meetings, with everything the treasurer needs in one place.
A warm welcome for new members by email or letter, plus a short check in for their first month.
Helps with: Making new members feel part of the club in their first weeks, which is when most decide whether to stay.
Printable membership cards, ten to a page, with space for the member's name, number and paid through date.
Helps with: Giving members something to show at the door or at partner shops, without ordering printed cards.
Minutes, elections and a clean handover when the job changes hands.
Everything the outgoing and incoming treasurer should pass across, so nothing gets lost when the job changes hands.
Helps with: A clean changeover: bank signers, records, logins, insurance, filings and the first month.
A clean template for board and member meeting minutes, with motions, votes and action items.
Helps with: Recording what was decided, how people voted and who does what next.
A nomination form, a printable ballot and a tally sheet for your annual election.
Helps with: Running a fair, simple election that leaves a clear record behind it.
The IRS, your bylaws and the records worth keeping. Facts and samples, never advice.
Who files the e-Postcard, when it is due, what it asks and what happens if a club misses it.
Helps with: Filing every year on time, so your club keeps its tax exempt status.
Plain example clauses for dues, renewal dates, grace periods, households and life members.
Helps with: Writing a dues section members can understand and the treasurer can actually follow.
Thank you letters with the IRS wording for gifts of $250 or more, and for payments over $75 where the donor got something back.
Helps with: Thanking donors warmly and giving them the written acknowledgment they may need at tax time.
A short sample policy written for small clubs, with a yearly statement for board members to sign.
Helps with: Handling decisions where a board member has a personal stake, and keeping a yearly record of it.
How long to keep each kind of club record, from bank statements to minutes, in one table.
Helps with: Knowing what to keep, what can safely go, and what never to throw away.
Made by renuzy, dues done easy. renuzy collects dues, sends renewal reminders and keeps your member list for clubs, associations and member groups.
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