Los Alamos Sportsmen's Club (LASC)

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Work Credit Program, Frequently Asked Questions

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What counts for volunteer labor?

The following list is meant to be illustrative, not exhaustive.

While we expect that a lot will get done during the cleanup days, it is our expectation that much of the volunteer work can be and will be performed outside of those days. If a club member wants to take the responsibility for leading an activity, they can contact the Work Credit Coordinator (WCC).

Q: Can work credit be applied to each adult member? (That is, over 18 years old?) Or does it apply to the family collectively?

A: The credit applies to the membership (6 hours of volunteer work per membership), not the individual member. Work performed by any family member listed on the membership can be applied to the work credit discount for that membership.

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Q: I am willing to help with the inspection and replacement of lights in the Club House. I do believe that this activity should be carried out by two people for safety reasons. How do I get another person to work with me?

A: One way is to recruit a club member that you know. A second way is to talk to a board member or section head, and let them help you find another volunteer to help. Or you can send a note to the Work Credit Coordinator, and he'll put the task on the list (if it's not there already), with you as the task coordinator. Hopefully a member reading the list will then contact you.

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Q: What is the procedure for purchase/reimbursement for the fluorescent lights tubes? Is there a preferred place for purchasing these items?

A: Buy the replacements bulbs anywhere you wish. Make it easy for yourself. Supporting local merchants is good, so feel free to buy anywhere in Los Alamos County. If you happen to be in Santa Fe, and buy at Home Depot, that's fine. Mail the receipts to LASC Treasurer, LASC, PO Box 953 and she will mail you a check. Enclose a short note explaining what supplies/materials you bought and what you were working on/fixing. For example, "I bought some turnbuckles to fix the _____."