The Society expects members to be active participants willing to serve other members by sharing in goals and activities. Members are encouraged to share four hours or more of voluntary service each month in support of Society functions and activities. For example, it is hoped voluntary efforts will help extend the operating hours of the Family History Centre, and allow increased flexibility for current and potential users, to access the vast resources and enhance their research. Sharing benefits all members who take part in Society activities and make use of the Centre. Writing Family History Everyone has an ability to communicate and be an author of stories rarely or never told, stories that interest family members, relatives, friends and descendants.
Many members start to share their stories by writing articles for Anglo-Celtic Roots.
When the time nears for publishing in book form, expert guidance in assembly, layout and publishing of material is available to members at no cost. The quarterly periodical helps members through articles on British Isles family history, emigration and settlement in Canada by first migrants, regular columns on selected topics, a three-month program schedule, and news items on activities and events. It is superimposed with the Maple Leaf, Canada's national symbol. How To Join It is easy to become a member.