- Network with other local groups and organizations
Work together to increase your visibility. Consider hosting a social mixer to get to know each other.
- Visit a Chamber of Commerce meeting
Connect with your local movers and shakers — some of them are looking for groups and clubs, local charities and NGOs to sponsor or join as volunteers, be willing to share your information with others.
- Introduce your local group to local businesses
Send a letter or stop by and introduce yourself. Bring along your informational brochure and group’s business card.
- Introduce your group to local government
Send a letter or make an appointment to introduce yourself and share your informational materials.
- Create a referral program
Incentivize your current GG / GS members and volunteers to bring their friends.
- Reach out to universities and colleges in your area
Students may be interested in joining as older branch members or volunteers, or you can partner with them for events. You may even be able to offer this as a member benefit.