(02-26-2015 06:59 PM)tribefbfan Wrote:  I found the page you are referring to. There doesn't appear to be an amount required or at least stated levels of participation. Is there a minimum to donate?

It was a $110 for 2014, not sure what 2015 will be.

About 2 weeks before the spring game I will be blasting out all that info (and on here).

Spring is a good time to join, especially if you are interested in getting a parking spot.

(02-26-2015 06:59 PM)tribefbfan Wrote:  I found the page you are referring to. There doesn't appear to be an amount required or at least stated levels of participation. Is there a minimum to donate?

It was a $110 for 2014, not sure what 2015 will be.

About 2 weeks before the spring game I will be blasting out all that info (and on here).

Spring is a good time to join, especially if you are interested in getting a parking spot.

Thank you

Someone brought up that it would be nice to have something besides "junk" food at the Monday meetings. Is the QB Club a 501c3 non profit? If it is, you could try getting a different restaurant to donate something for each meeting and I'm pretty sure it could be tax deductible for the restaurant. That would help vary the food while not spending too much since the main goal is to donate to the team. That kind of thing wouldn't have to be for every week, but could be a nice change for a few weeks.

Some very good ideas expressed in this thread and it would be great to try some of them..
I believe they would help.

Much of the loss of membership has come since the 3011 season...coinciding with the
run of quarterback injuries and the lack of exciting, winning, championship seasons.

A very good team and sparkling quarterback like Jimmye used to roll out like clockwork
would really solve lots of these problems.

You can also get many more people involved by mining the out of town people.

There are thousands of us :>)

(02-27-2015 08:10 AM)Big Tribe Wrote:  Some very good ideas expressed in this thread and it would be great to try some of them..
I believe they would help.

Much of the loss of membership has come since the 3011 season...coinciding with the
run of quarterback injuries and the lack of exciting, winning, championship seasons.

A very good team and sparkling quarterback like Jimmye used to roll out like clockwork
would really solve lots of these problems.

QB Club membership has not declined since 2011. The effort here is to grow the club.

(02-27-2015 08:52 AM)Tribe4SF Wrote:  

(02-27-2015 08:10 AM)Big Tribe Wrote:  Some very good ideas expressed in this thread and it would be great to try some of them..
I believe they would help.

Much of the loss of membership has come since the 3011 season...coinciding with the
run of quarterback injuries and the lack of exciting, winning, championship seasons.

A very good team and sparkling quarterback like Jimmye used to roll out like clockwork
would really solve lots of these problems.

QB Club membership has not declined since 2011. The effort here is to grow the club.

Yes, I should of clarified. We are being proactive to head off the membership effectively aging out, and as Sandy says, expansion (which technically fixes the "aging out" issue as well).

(02-27-2015 01:59 PM)Paulbintheburg Wrote:  

(02-27-2015 08:52 AM)Tribe4SF Wrote:  

(02-27-2015 08:10 AM)Big Tribe Wrote:  Some very good ideas expressed in this thread and it would be great to try some of them..
I believe they would help.

Much of the loss of membership has come since the 3011 season...coinciding with the
run of quarterback injuries and the lack of exciting, winning, championship seasons.

A very good team and sparkling quarterback like Jimmye used to roll out like clockwork
would really solve lots of these problems.

QB Club membership has not declined since 2011. The effort here is to grow the club.

Yes, I should of clarified. We are being proactive to head off the membership effectively aging out, and as Sandy says, expansion (which technically fixes the "aging out" issue as well).

Paul,

Find me a good-paying job in Williamsburg, I'll move the family back to VA, and gladly join the QB Club. Club growth through a job placement program.

That's my dream for someday anyway...

(02-27-2015 04:06 PM)WMTribe90 Wrote:  

(02-27-2015 01:59 PM)Paulbintheburg Wrote:  

(02-27-2015 08:52 AM)Tribe4SF Wrote:  

(02-27-2015 08:10 AM)Big Tribe Wrote:  Some very good ideas expressed in this thread and it would be great to try some of them..
I believe they would help.

Much of the loss of membership has come since the 3011 season...coinciding with the
run of quarterback injuries and the lack of exciting, winning, championship seasons.

A very good team and sparkling quarterback like Jimmye used to roll out like clockwork
would really solve lots of these problems.

QB Club membership has not declined since 2011. The effort here is to grow the club.

Yes, I should of clarified. We are being proactive to head off the membership effectively aging out, and as Sandy says, expansion (which technically fixes the "aging out" issue as well).

Paul,

Find me a good-paying job in Williamsburg, I'll move the family back to VA, and gladly join the QB Club. Club growth through a job placement program.

That's my dream for someday anyway...

Can you coach DBs?

(02-27-2015 08:01 AM)hktribefan Wrote:  Someone brought up that it would be nice to have something besides "junk" food at the Monday meetings. Is the QB Club a 501c3 non profit? If it is, you could try getting a different restaurant to donate something for each meeting and I'm pretty sure it could be tax deductible for the restaurant. That would help vary the food while not spending too much since the main goal is to donate to the team. That kind of thing wouldn't have to be for every week, but could be a nice change for a few weeks.

I agree