Michigan Chapter
Volunteer opportunities
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The Michigan Chapter of SAS is currently forming its infrastructure which means help is needed in all areas. Listed below are the State Committees. If you are interested in volunteering on any of these on the state level please contact the State Coordinator. We need people to work on these committees, so we hope you can volunteer time for at least one . Any help will be greatly appreciated! Thank you.
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Local /Regional Coordinators-
- These volunteers would be responsible for assisting the State Coordinator in
- keeping their area of the State active by having members man booths and events for their area. Please contact June Fellows for a complete list of responsibilities if you are interested in becoming a Regional/Local Coordinator for your area of the State.
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- SAS Membership:
- This committee is responsible for promoting
membership, overseeing membership problems, and
keeping the archives of online and snail mail
membership.
SAS Programs:
This committee would be responsible for coming up
with new ideas for programs and presenting them to the
board. For assisting in planning programs at either
the national or state level. Putting together the
information and making sure the material needed by
the state coordinators is available for them to go forward
with this program, and putting together the guidelines
for the programs.
SAS Fundraising:
This committee would be responsible for obtaining
bids on fundraising materials for state and national
events, for coming up with new items to use as
fund-raisers, and investigating whether or not items
requested by the state coordinator are obtainable.
Those items would also need to be available all year
round. The committee would also be responsible for
planning fundraising projects on the state level.
SAS Events:
This committee would be responsible for the planning
and overseeing of events on the state level, to be
able to organize and help publicize, to come up with
event guidelines, handle problems, and improving
events. It would also oversee transportation such
as coordinating buses, obtaining special fares,
discounts, and blocks of rooms. Committee members
would also be available for special requests of
people putting on events (i.e. sending fax, making
telephone calls, etc.)
SAS Marketing:
- This committee is responsible for coming up with ideas on how to best advertise the Second Amendment Sisters, how to make the public aware of our mission, and to help promote our membership. It would also be responsible for "product development."
SAS Communications/Research:
This committee is responsible for writing the
letters needed by the state committees, state coordinators and
other committees, for press releases, newsletters,
brochures, logos, business cards, graphics, anything
printed. It would also be responsible to provide
material for speakers and project leaders, and forthe
state coordinator to disseminate to members for
reference. This committee will also be responsible
to keep SAS up to date on pending and new gun law
issues.
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