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This document is an invoice from a Toastmaster Club for a membership fee of $250.00 covering the period from April 1, 2012, to March 31, 2013. It includes payment instructions and contact information for the Treasurer.

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How do I find my Toastmasters membership number?

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What is the difference between a division and a district in Toastmasters?

If you think of a District as the state organization you wont be too far off. Districts are comprised of several Divisions. Districts are the main level of organization outside the Club; Areas and Divisions are sub-units of the District.

How much does it cost to charter Toastmasters?

Pay a one-time charter fee of $125 USD. Pay a one-time new member fee of $20 USD per member.

How much is the Toastmasters charter fee?

Pay a one-time charter fee of $125 USD. Pay a one-time new member fee of $20 USD per member. Pay the $60 USD six-month membership dues.

How much is the Toastmasters fee?

Toastmasters International dues are $60.00 for six-month period. If a member joins during a dues cycle, TI dues are pro-rated at $10.00 per month. If a member joins in November, dues are $60 minus $10.00 or $50.00. A new member pays the pro-rated amount plus a $20 new member fee.

How do I pay my Toastmasters dues?

Using Member Self-Pay, individual members can submit their own membership dues payments on the Toastmasters.org website if your club has voted to turn this feature on. This feature can be found within the My Home portion of your profile page.

What is the minimum number of members in a Toastmasters club?

Per Policy 2.0: Club and Membership Eligibility, the minimum renewal requirement is eight paid members at least three of whom were members of the club during the previous renewal period.

How much does Toastmasters Speechcraft cost?

The starter kit is $50 from Toastmasters International. Can we charge a fee to the participants? Yes, a reasonable fee. The typical charge is $20-$60 per participant.

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