Opening Business Meeting
Photo By Marydith Lawson
2014 National Convention
The
2014 National Convention was a great success. Thanks to President Smith
and all of those who worked tirelessly to ensure that each day was
better than the previous. We certainly had a wonderful time in music. We
are preparing the Post-Convention Newsletter, which will include a
number of highlights from the week.
Centennial Campaign Launch
In
anticipation of the NANM Centennial in 2019, we have launched the
Centennial Campaign. This is a multi-level campaign, in which we hope
to raise 1 Million Dollars.
As
many of you know, NANM has functioned off of membership dues and
convention registrations for teh past 95 years. Over the years, the
need for the organization has grown beyond just the convention.
Unfortunately, we have not been able to meet these needs, becaue of the
lack of financial resources.
It
is our desire, as we enter the 5 years leading up to our Centennial,
that we put into place financial resources to meet the expanding need.
Phase One
We
are asking each member of NANM to make a donation of at minimum $100
this year. This donation is in addition to any membership dues or other
donations. The funds raised from Phase One will be used as the first
step of the campaign.
Phase Two
We
will be reaching outside the NANM family to individuals and
corporations. There are a number of sponsorship and giving levels that
are in effect. We have levels for every budget level. If you know of
individuals, corporations or other organizations that are potential
donors, please contact R. Wayne Woodson. Your help in the process is
greatly appreciated.
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Website Redesign
We are having the National Website redesigned. The NANM website will be down until the redesign is complete. There will be one page up, which offers some basic information, as well as donation links.
Call For Items
We
are asking all branches and members to help us collect documents,
programs, etc., so that we can begin to start a national archive. We
are also asking branches to send copies of programs that you do to the
National Office, so that we can have a record of all of the wonderful
work that is done across the country.
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