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New member welcome letter

A warm welcome for new members by email or letter, plus a short check in for their first month.

Free to download and change. No email needed.

Send the welcome the day someone joins. Send the check in about four weeks later, from a real person, ideally someone they have met.

1. Welcome

The day they join

Subject: Welcome to [Club name]

Hi [First name],

Welcome to [Club name]. We are glad you joined.

A few things to know:

Our next [meeting or event] is on [date] at [time], at [place]. Come a few minutes early and look for [name], who will introduce you around.

Your membership is paid through [paid through date]. [Your member card is attached.]

Club news goes out [how often, and where: email, a group chat, the website].

If you would like to help, we always need hands for [two or three things]. Just reply to this email.

Any questions at all, reply here or call me on [phone].

See you soon,

[Your name]

[Your role], [Club name]

2. First month check in

About four weeks later

Subject: How is it going?

Hi [First name],

You have been with [Club name] for about a month now, and I wanted to check in. How is it going so far?

[If they have been to something: It was good to see you at [event].] [If not: We would love to see you at [next event, date].]

If anything has not been what you expected, I would really like to hear it. Just reply.

[Your name]

Small things that make a difference

  • Introduce new members by name at their first meeting.
  • Pair each new member with someone who has been around a while.
  • Ask what brought them to the club, and remember the answer.

What it helps with

Making new members feel part of the club in their first weeks, which is when most decide whether to stay.

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