ContractChapter Agreement • July 15th, 2021 • New York
THIS AFFILIATION AGREEMENT (the "Agreement") is entered by and between The Reading League Inc., a New York not-for-profit corporation with offices at 103 Wyoming Street (2nd Floor),
ContractChapter Agreement • March 27th, 2019
Basic requirements Chapter Agreement Form (annual) 1 key contact whose membership is up to date Expectations Use ESA for communication through email At least one Social Alumni or Key Priority Event At least 20 emails on file for alumni in chapter area (domestic only) Membership Promotion Local sponsorships must be reported to ESA Use sign-in information sheets periodically at social events and send toESA Any design created outside of ESA staff must have prior approval beforeuse Benefits 12 Emails annually (no more than 1 per week) All Basic Resources Outstanding Chapter* Accomplish 1 or more Key Priority Event (including Project Worldwide) Demonstrate the intent to increase membership in chapter area Receives: 1 time only mailing (until chartered) covered by ESA to all areaalumni
Chapter*Chapter Agreement • June 27th, 2014
Basic requirements Chapter Agreement Form (annual) 1 key contact whose membership is up to date Expectations Use ESA for communication through email At least one Social Alumni or Key Priority Event At least 20 emails on file for alumni in chapter area (domestic only) Membership Promotion (special member-only price at events, member-only door prizes, etc.) Local sponsorships must be reported to ESA Use sign-in information sheets periodically at social events and send to ESA Any design created outside of ESA staff must have prior approval before use Benefits 12 Emails annually (no more than 1 per week) All Basic Resources Outstanding Chapter* Accomplish 1 or more Key Priority Event (including Project Worldwide) Demonstrate the intent to increase membership in chapter area Receives: 1 time only mailing (until chartered) covered by ESA to all area alumni
RED FRIVER VOLLEYBALL OFFICIALS CHAPTER OFFICIALS CHAPTER AGREEMENTChapter Agreement • March 4th, 2015
Robogals Chapter AgreementChapter Agreement • December 20th, 2019 • Victoria
This Deed is made on _ (insert date) Parties 1 (insert name of Chapter) (Chapter) 2 Robogals Ltd (ACN 613 309 318) of L3, 333 Exhibition St, Melbourne, VIC, Australia (Robogals).
ContractChapter Agreement • August 10th, 2020
The UCI Alumni Chapter is a volunteer organization of the UCI Alumni Association whose purpose is to enrich the lives of alumni and engage them in a lifelong advancement of UCI. To remain eligible for official designation and support and services, chapters must submit this chapter agreement along with the materials listed below to the UCI Alumni Association. The deadline for submitting the chapter agreement and materials is September 1.
DEFINITIONS:Chapter Agreement • July 28th, 2009
Mississippi’s First Alumnae Association: The governing board of a national non-profit corporation chartered by the State of Mississippi dedicated to supporting Mississippi University for Women (“MUW”).
Note: Many national, regional, or other central associations have arrangements with chapters or affiliates, with the “subordinate organizations” (the term used by the Internal Revenue Service for group federal income tax exemption) often organized on...Chapter Agreement • December 17th, 2015
This Chapter Agreement (“Agreement”) is entered into as of _____________, 20___, between _________________ (the “Association”) and _________________ (the “Chapter”) for mutual consideration, the receipt and adequacy of which are acknowledged by the parties, who agree:
Young Americans for FreedomChapter Agreement • May 14th, 2020 • Virginia
This Agreement made this MM/DD/YY , between Young America’s Foundation, a non-profit organization having a principal business address at 11480 Commerce Park Dr., Reston, Virginia, 20191 (800-USA-1776; http://www.yaf.org/) and determined by the Internal Revenue Service to be exempt from federal income taxation under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code ( hereinafter “the Foundation”) and
Amtgard- Viridian Outlands Kingdom/Chapter AgreementChapter Agreement • May 31st, 2022
This is a contractual agreement between the State of Washington based Non-Profit Organization “Amtgard- Viridian Outlands”, also known as “The Kingdom of Viridian Outlands” and its chapters. Signing this agreement may have legal and tax implications and should be read thoroughly.
THIS CHAPTER AGREEMENT (“Agreement”) is entered this day ofChapter Agreement • December 20th, 2018
WHEREAS, Friends, a nonprofit corporation organized and operated under the provisions of the Georgia Nonprofit Corporation Code and subject to the limitations of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, has been designated by the Department of Natural Resources, Division of Parks, Recreation and Historic Sites (“Department”) as an umbrella organization acting to bring together, for common purposes, all site-related support groups and conservation organizations; and
Science Olympiad College Alumni ChapterChapter Agreement • September 29th, 2020
Thank you for starting a Science Olympiad College Alumni Chapter organization on your campus and for joining the Science Olympiad Alumni Network! Organizations like yours help Science Olympiad run tournaments and share the mission of Science Olympiad with students across the country. Whether you participated in Science Olympiad in middle school and high school or if this is your first time being involved in Science Olympiad, we are thrilled you’re here and want to give back to the SO Community.
SWEDISH WOMEN’S EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONAL, INC. CHAPTER AGREEMENTChapter Agreement • February 9th, 2013 • California
Now, therefore, in consideration of the mutual covenants and upon the terms and conditions contained herein, the parties hereto agree as follows:
Local Government Hispanic Network and [Chapter Name] Local Government Hispanic NetworkChapter Agreement • January 14th, 2023
This Chapter Agreement is made by and between the Local Government Hispanic Network (LGHN), a national nonprofit incorporation and [Chapter Name] Local Government Hispanic Network and is effective [date].
THIS AFFILIATION AGREEMENT (the “Agreement”), is made this day ofChapter Agreement • December 6th, 2020 • California
, 20 , by and between Sex Workers Outreach Chapter-USA (SWOP-USA) (“SWOP”), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation with its principal place of business in Walnut, CA
ContractChapter Agreement • July 2nd, 2018
All chapters must read the following chapter agreement and note that they understand and will abide by the rules laid out within.
Young Americans for FreedomChapter Agreement • August 28th, 2013 • Virginia
This Agreement made this CLICK HERE TO ENTER DATE., between Young America’s Foundation, a non-profit organization having a principal business address at 11480 Commerce Park Dr., Reston, Virginia, 20191 (800-USA-1776; http://www.yaf.org/) and determined by the Internal Revenue Service to be exempt from federal income taxation under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code ( hereinafter “the Foundation”) and
chartered chapter, please complete the Charter Agreement Form.Chapter Agreement • April 21st, 2016
The Texas Exes is a membership organization whose purpose is to be an independent voice that champions The University, and to organize alumni and friends into a formidable network to change the world. The vision is to be recognized as indispensable to the UT family,
MINNESOTA POLLINATOR PARTNERSHIPChapter Agreement • June 26th, 2014
Pheasants Forever’s MN Pollinator Partnership will provide financial assistance and training for chapters and partners to engage youth, families and local communities in establishing pollinator habitat projects. The objectives of this program are to educate youth on the importance of pollinators and pollinator habitat as well as establishing quality pollinator habitat projects. In order to accomplish these objectives, grants up to $2,500 per project will be made available to local Pheasants Forever chapters and/or partners who meet the following criteria:
ContractChapter Agreement • October 3rd, 2013
This agreement contains specific information regarding REPRESENT. This agreement is the contract that you enter into by committing to host REPRESENT. Should your chapter not meet all the obligations or cancel the event, you will be responsible for any financial fees as outlined in this document. It is not necessary for you to return the document; however, you will be held responsible for the information outlined below.
US LACROSSE, INC CHAPTER AGREEMENTChapter Agreement • February 24th, 2016 • Maryland
AGREEMENT made and entered into this day of , 2016, by and between US Lacrosse, Inc., a Maryland corporation having its principal offices at 113 West University Parkway, Baltimore, Maryland 21210 (“US Lacrosse”) and (the “Chapter”), a corporation.
AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTHCARE EXECUTIVESChapter Agreement • November 30th, 2020 • Illinois
This Agreement, effective the 1st day of __________, 200__, is made between the American College of Healthcare Executives (“ACHE"), an Illinois non-profit corporation, and ACHE of Western PA, a nonprofit corporation (the “Chapter”), for mutual consideration, who agree to work together for the betterment of healthcare executives as follows:
AQG Traveling Teacher/ Host Chapter AgreementChapter Agreement • April 1st, 2012
Chapter: Date Traveling Teacher: Class Name: Day/Date Requested Confirmed w/Teacher Class length Class Location: Location Address: AS THE HOST CHAPTER WE AGREE:
ContractChapter Agreement • May 13th, 2020
The mission of the Sacramento State Alumni Association (SSAA) is to connect, engage and celebrate alumni, students and friends of Sacramento State while building lifelong relationships that support the future of our University.
TENNESSEE NATURALIST PROGRAM CHAPTER AGREEMENT (Rev. 01/2020)Chapter Agreement • January 26th, 2020
The Tennessee Naturalist Program (“TNP”) is a not for profit organization whose mission is to promote environmental instruction and volunteerism through a system of local chapters. This Agreement with its incorporated exhibits sets forth the terms to which each local chapter must adhere to become and remain a TNP Chapter in Good Standing.
Non CharteredChapter Agreement • September 4th, 2020
Basic requirements Chapter Agreement Form (annual) 1 Key Contact whose membership is up to date Expectations Use Texas Exes for communication through email Accomplish at least 1 Social Alumni or Key Priority EventSubmit at least 1 Post Event Report Submit at least 1 Meeting Minutes At least 20 emails on file for alumni in chapter area (domestic only) Membership Promotion Local sponsorships must be reported to Texas Exes Use sign-in information sheets periodically at social events and send to Texas Exes Any design created outside of Texas Exes staff must have prior approval before use Benefits 12 Emails annually (no more than 1 per week) All Basic Resources Outstanding Chapter* Accomplish 1 Social EventAccomplish 1 Key Priority Event (including Project Worldwide) Submit at least 1 Post Event ReportSubmit at least 1 Meeting MinutesDemonstrate the intent to increase membership in chapter area Receives: 1 time only mailing (until chartered) covered by Texas Exes to all area alumni** **Mail
ContractChapter Agreement • May 6th, 2019 • New York
WHEREAS, pursuant to the Bylaws of the Worldwide Alumni Association of the American University of Beirut ("WAAAUB"), an unincorporated division of AUB authorized by the Board of Trustees of AUB, WAAAUB is authorized to grant to duly qualified geographical-area and professional alumni organizations Charters from WAAAUB, granting those AUB alumni organizations certain rights, including, among other things, the right to operate as chapters of WAAAUB and to use the WAAAUB name and marks along with an appropriate geographical or professional designation as set forth in this Chapter Agreement; and WHEREAS, the Chapter, having satisfied the standards set forth in the WAAAUB Chapter Policies and Procedures Handbook (as may be amended from time to time, the "Chapter Policies") with respect to chapters of WAAAUB, desires to obtain a Charter, and WAAAUB is willing to grant a Charter to the Chapter, upon the terms and conditions hereinafter set forth.
UNINCORPORATED CHAPTER AGREEMENTChapter Agreement • September 25th, 2018
THIS AGREEMENT is made this day of , 20 , by and between The American Chestnut Foundation (“TACF”), a non-profit corporation organized and existing under the laws of the Commonwealth of Virginia and , (the “Chapter”), an unincorporated Chapter of TACF, that agree to work together as follows:
Knox College Fraternity and Sorority Life Chapter AgreementChapter Agreement • September 26th, 2021
This document articulates the commitments of the fraternities and sororities to Knox College and the support organizations can expect from Knox College. By fulfilling the commitments articulated in this document, we believe Knox College and the FSL community will enjoy a mutually beneficial relationship. This document is fluid and will evolve as our community embraces the mission and vision of Fraternity and Sorority Life.
MAMyths Chapter AgreementChapter Agreement • November 7th, 2020
Howdy there! Thanks for taking the time to consider starting a local chapter of March Against Myths (MAMyths). This agreement ensures chapters are aligned with our goals and implements the strategy to be most impactful.
NEBRASKA POLLINATOR HABITAT PROGRAMChapter Agreement • July 31st, 2014
Pheasants Forever’s NE Pollinator Habitat Program will provide financial assistance and training for chapters and partners to engage youth, families and local communities in establishing pollinator habitat projects. The objectives of this program are to educate youth on the importance of pollinators and pollinator habitat as well as establishing quality pollinator habitat projects. In order to accomplish these objectives, grants up to $1,000 per project will be made available to local Pheasants Forever chapters and/or partners who meet the following criteria:
YOUTH POLLINATOR HABITAT PROGRAMChapter Agreement • January 14th, 2015
Pheasants Forever’s Pollinator Habitat Program will provide financial assistance and training for chapters and partners to engage youth, families and local communities in establishing pollinator habitat projects. The objectives of this program are to educate youth on the importance of pollinators and pollinator habitat as well as establishing quality pollinator habitat projects. In order to accomplish these objectives, grants up to $1,000 per project will be made available to local Pheasants Forever & Quail Forever chapters who meet the following criteria:
Student Chapter AgreementChapter Agreement • February 16th, 2018
Our university/college/school/program, acknowledges launching or continuing an ICMA Student Chapter at our school. In doing so, we agree to:
