The main point is that there should not be an overemphasis on the kind of programming that is likely to satisfy only a few of the needs of the group. This is almost guaranteed to drive away your potential new member. A well-.rounded teenager is interested in all of these things. The chapter should involve as many people as possible in planning programs. Know Your Resources Begin by evaluating last year's programs.
Organization is The Key Plan the year in advance.
Of course, your program will be flexible and allow for the possibility of changes when absolutely necessary, but as a general rule, it is better to know at the beginning of the year what your programs will be. Clear your programs with all necessary people, such as the rabbis sisterhood, men's club, school, etc. Also, don't forget to check the dates of major exams with the public schools, as well as dates for athletic games and dances. Publish a calendar. As soon as you have set up the program for the year, a photocopied program schedule should be published and distributed to all your members and potential members.